Staff supervision in social care : an action learning approach

Tony Morrison

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This text offers guidance to supervisors in social-care positions, tackling issues such as stress management, poor performance, supervisory policies and self-appraisal. It provides a framework to develop supervisory skills, and takes a positive, problem-solving approach.

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