ABSTRACT

Researchers have documented diminishing staff supervision in health care settings, while noting the complexity and dynamic nature of health care systems. A secondary data analysis of a survey of the Ontario Association of Social Workers (N=666) explored the contemporary receipt of different types of supervision in frontline health care. Most social worker participants were involved in supervision, receiving administrative and supportive supervision. Only 52% engaged in clinical supervision, even though most spent over 50% of work time with clients with complex needs. Factors related to the receipt of clinical supervision included setting, experience, gender, and availability of clinical practice leaders.

摘要

研究人员记录了医疗保健环境中人员监督的减少，同时注意到医疗保健系统的复杂性和动态性。安大略省社会工作者协会 (N=666) 调查的二次数据分析探讨了当代在一线医疗保健中接受不同类型监督的情况。大多数社会工作者参与者都参与监督，接受行政和支持性监督。只有 52% 的人从事临床监督，尽管大多数人将超过 50% 的工作时间花在有复杂需求的客户身上。与接受临床监督相关的因素包括环境、经验、性别和临床实践领导者的可用性。