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Changing the Focus of Social Work Supervision: Effects on client satisfaction and generalised contentment
This study examines the efficacy of client-centred supervision for improving client satisfaction in a community mental health team. Using supervision to ask questions about client problems and staff interventions in the context of client outcomes appears to increase staff use of basic communication, problem-solving and relationship skills in clinical practice and to improve client outcomes.
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1991
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Journal article - open access
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English
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