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APPENDIX 3 CLINICAL SUPERVISION CONTRACT DATE: _______________________________ As clinician and clinical supervisor, we agree to the following: • to work together to facilitate in-depth reflection on issues affecting practice, so developing both personally and professionally to develop a high level of clinical expertise. • to meet on average once per week as a group for one hour. • to protect the time and space for clinical supervision, by keeping to agreed appointments and time boundaries. Privacy will be respected and interruptions avoided. • to provide a record for our employer, showing the times and the dates of the clinical supervision sessions. • We will work to the clinician’s agenda, within the framework and focus negotiated at the beginning of each session. However, the clinical supervisor reserves the right to highlight items apparently neglected or unnoticed by the clinician. • We will work respectfully, both of us being open to feedback about how we handle the clinical supervision sessions. We both agree to challenge aspects of this agreement that may be in dispute. As a clinician I agree to: • prepare for the sessions, for example, by having an agenda or preparing notes, videos, observation opportunities, audiotapes. • take responsibility for making effective use of the time (including punctuality), the outcomes and any actions I may take as a result of clinical supervision. • Be willing to learn, to develop my clinical skills and be open to receiving support and challenge. 117 continue next page...
As a clinical supervisor I agree to • Keep all information you reveal in the clinical supervision sessions confidential, except for these exceptions: – You describe any unsafe, unethical, or illegal practice that you are unwilling to go through the appropriate procedures to address. – You repeatedly fail to attend sessions. • In the event of an exception arising, I will attempt to persuade and support you to deal appropriately with the issue directly yourself. If I remain concerned, I will reveal the information only after informing you that I am going to do so. • At all times work to protect your confidentiality. • Not allow procedural issues of the work to monopolize the clinical supervision session. • Offer you advice, support, and supportive challenge to enable you to reflect in depth on issues affecting your practice. • Be committed to continually developing myself as a practicing professional. • Keep a record of our clinical supervision sessions. • Ask for feedback for the purpose of evaluating the clinical supervision process. • Use my own clinical supervision to support and develop my own abilities as a clinical supervisor and clinician, without breaking confidentiality. Anything else? Frequency of Meetings Venue Duration of Clinical Supervision Relationship Next Review Date Clinical Supervision Handbook Signed Signed (Clinician) (Clinical Supervisor) Thank you for completing this questionnaire! Adapted from Bolton Primary Care Trust (2003). Clinical Supervision Guidance Document. Available at www.bolton.nhs.uk/foi_pubscheme/policy_store. Accessed January 15, 2008 118
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Contents v Contents ix Introduction
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CONTEXT OF CLINICAL SUPERVISION Mod
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Supportive/restorative Clinical Sup
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LEADERSHIP The clinical discipline
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Accountability The supervisory rela
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Components of Clinical Supervision
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SUPERVISORY ACTIVITIES Clinician De
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