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The clinical supervision relationship is valuable for the development of good practice. The necessary ingredients of clinical supervision are safety, impartiality, support, trust and respect. Reflection of thoughts, feelings and actions allows debriefing, challenge and understanding. The perceived outcomes of clinical supervision are personal, professional and clinical skills development. Aligning clinical supervision with PREP may provide motivation for Nurses and Trusts.
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