Supervision skills training for Mental Health Nurses: Evaluation report
Trainee feedback from supervision skills training training for mental health nurses, October 2022 and October 2023.
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Professional supervision is essential for nurses who support people experiencing mental health and addiction problems, along with their families and whānau, to thrive and experience wellbeing wherever they live and whatever their circumstances. It allows space and time to reflect on practice and professional identity.
The ability for nurses to understand and engage in supervision is inherent in the following practice standards:
These standards are underpinned by Let’s get real: Real Skills for people working in mental health and addiction which highlights the importance of understanding and engaging in supervision.
Te Pou published three professional supervision guides to assist nurses to understand and implement professional supervision. These guides have one overarching whakatauki -Te Tirohanga a te Manu - “A bird’s perspective”.
Te Pou arranged and managed the delivery of the supervision skills training to 73 mental health nurses between October 2022 and October 2023. The training was two and a half days and was delivered online. Click the button below to access and download the report of the evaluation.
Trainee feedback from supervision skills training training for mental health nurses, October 2022 and October 2023.
This guide is for nurses who are new to supervision, for example, new graduate nurses. It outlines key issues to be awa...
This guide is designed to help more experienced mental health and addiction nurses, who are either new to the role of su...
This guide is specifically designed to help nursing leaders and managers understand what professional supervision is and...
Te Pou has produced a range of resources to support the development of sustainable, effective supervision processes.
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