SUPERVISION.

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   SUPERVISION.


What is supervision?


It is an act of controlling and guiding staff in their work. It entails being in charge of some work and being done correctly. It leads to staff development and ensures that work is done effectively, efficiently and correctly. 

Supervision is a critical aspect of a nursing. Nurses must be supervised to ensure that they practice within their legal, ethical and professional framework. 


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