Clinical supervision

Course Overview

This module will enable students to develop their knowledge around clinical supervision and enhance their ability to engage in and facilitate this process whilst in practice.

  •  Theoretical and practical application of clinical supervision
  • Inclusivity
  • Roles and relationships within clinical supervision
  • Confidentiality and consent
  • Reflective practice
  • Governance and quality
  • Facilitation skills
  • Interpersonal and inter-professional skills
  • Management plans and timescales

This is a work-based learning module. Students will undertake learning within their employed place of work. Academic supervision is provided at the request of the student – up to 50 minutes per month for the duration of the module. Action learning sets are offered as one 90 minute session per month.

Why Choose This Course?

Programme Benefits

By the end of the module the student should be able to:

  1. Critically appraise how clinical supervision facilitates personal and professional development for those working in the clinical setting.
  2. Critically evaluate the key enablers and barriers of clinical supervision.
  3. Evaluate the roles and responsibilities of both supervisor and supervisee.
  4. Set and achieve one clinical supervision - related learning outcome that aligns with their personal development and future healthcare practice

This Course Is Designed For...

This module is available to health or social care students enrolled on the MSc / PGDip / PGCert in Enhanced Professional Practice. It is also available to students who are interested in developing their own role and may be accessed as a standalone module.
Syllabus

Meet Your Lecturers

Module Co-ordinator

  • Ms SN Galletly

Module Lecturers

  • Ms SN Galletly
  • Miss AE Jones
  • Mrs E Williams

Entry Requirements

This module is available to health or social care students enrolled on the MSc / PGDip / PGCert in Enhanced Professional Practice. It is also available to students who are interested in developing their own role and may be accessed as a standalone module.

How To Apply

Applications should be submitted online.