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Examining the evidence for best practice guidelines in supportive supervision of lay health care providers in humanitarian emergencies: A systematic scoping review

Supervision is widely recognised as an important form of support for lay health service providers. However, guidance in appropriate supervision practices for task-shifting health interventions within the unique context of humanitarian emergencies is lacking.

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Science and Technology / Health Sciences / Nursing

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Material Type:: Reference Material
Date Added to MERLOT:: May 19, 2022
Date Modified in MERLOT:: May 19, 2022
Author:: Unknown (Know the author?)
Submitter:: Mary Bemker
Primary Audience:: College Lower Division, College Upper Division, Professional
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Language:: English
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