"Clinical supervision: A mechanism to support person-centred practice? " by Edgar Denise, Tracey Moroney et al.
Aims: To explore whether clinical supervision has an influence on person-centred practice. Background: The ability to deliver person-centred care and the ability to engage in reflective practice are two key skills expected of nurses. Person-centred care shifts nurses thinking from the patient's disease state to their personhood. Clinical supervision has been proposed as a place to explore person-centred care. Person-centred practice extends person-centredness to enhance healthful relationships between care providers, services users and their significant others. Methods: An integrative lit...