Mentorship and Clinical Supervision Skills in Health Care

Currently Director of Patient Safety and Clinical Quality (Chief Nurse) for NHS Suffolk. Dr. Lynne Wigens is the author of first edition of this book and series editor for the Foundations in Nursing and Healthcare series and the Expanding Nursing and Health Care Practice series, and co-author of An Introduction to Research – another title in the Foundations series. Lynne has written extensively in this field, and in addition to being a Visiting Senior Fellow in Nursing at University Campus Suffolk, is also a reviewer for the Nursing and Midwifery Council so fully up to date with all the recent changes.

• 1 – Introduction2 - Learning from and in clinical practice3 - Mentorship in Nursing 4 - Models of Professional development and support – Preceptorship and Clinical Supervision5 - Identifying individual learning needs6 - Experiential learning and the role of reflection7 - Focusing on assessment8 - New technologies in 21st century practice learning and teaching9 - Influences on the quality of practice learning10 - Creating a climate for learningAppendix – Answers to Rapid Recap Questions

1 - Introduction 2 - Learning from and in clinical practice 3 - Mentorship in Nursing 4 - Models of Professional development and support - Preceptorship and Clinical Supervision 5 - Identifying individual learning needs 6 - Experiential learning and the role of reflection 7 - Focusing on assessment 8 - New technologies in 21st century practice learning and teaching 9 - Influences on the quality of practice learning 10 - Creating a climate for learning Appendix - Answers to Rapid Recap Questions