This document discusses effective educational supervision. It provides information on:
- The roles, functions, and perspectives of educational supervisors and trainees;
- Best practices for structuring supervision sessions, including contracting, reviewing progress, giving feedback, and setting learning objectives;
- Identifying and supporting struggling trainees; and
- Resources for educational supervisors.
The key goals of educational supervision are to ensure patient safety, promote professional development, and prevent poor performance through clear expectations and regular, effective feedback.
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2. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
By the end of the course participants will have:
• Evaluated research related to educational supervision
• Clarified roles
• Reviewed the trainee’s perspective
• Considered issues related to trainees in difficulty
4. 3 FUNCTIONS OF SUPERVISION
• Educative
• Supportive
• Managerial (including guiding patient management)
(Kilminster et al. 2007)
5. DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES (1)
Respondents asked about educative, supportive and managerial
functions of supervision.
Significant differences
Specialist registrar (SpR) trainees placed more emphasis on educative functions of
supervision.
Whereas educational supervisors prioritised managerial and support functions.
(Kilminster et al. 2007)
6. DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES (2)
21 supervision activities were evaluated by a group of educational supervisors and SpRs.
On all elements the educational supervisors thought they provided more than the SpRs did.
Particularly weak were the elements of monitoring performance, feedback, planning
learning and supporting the trainee.
But all thought that supervision activities were moderately effective; there just needs
to be more.
(Kilminster et al. 2007)
7. STRENGTHS & WEAKNESSES OF
EDUCATIONAL SUPERVISORS (Lloyd and Becker 2007)
Most helpful Concerns
Constructive honest feedback Not straight with feedback
Setting objectives and planning Form-filling exercise
Career planning advice Sessions difficult to arrange
Pastoral support Lack of time to talk
Non-clinical advice – articles, etc. Poor listening skills
Commitment from educational supervisor No real commitment
Protected time No interest in trainee
8. SKILLS & QUALITIES NEEDED
Supervisory – clinical guidance, joint problem solving, theory practice, feedback,
reassurance, role model
Clinical – good clinician, up-to-date knowledge and skill
Teaching – providing opportunity to do, directing, feedback, teaching and learning
resources, individualised teaching, availability, evaluation skills
Interpersonal – involving trainees in patient care, negotiation, assertiveness, counselling,
appraisal, listening skills, self-awareness, empathy, own emotions, positive support,
enthusiastic
(Kilminster et al. 2007)
9. GIVING EFFECTIVE FEEDBACK
• Central to develop competence and confidence
• Works best when based on observable behaviour
• Is the ‘training’ element of workplace-based assessments
• Informal or formal?
• Two-way
10. GIVING EFFECTIVE FEEDBACK (Kilminster et al. 2007)
When?
Agreed
Immediate
Where?
Private
Who?
Trust/respect
What?
Observable behaviours
Specific
Positives/alternatives
How?
Here and now
Use ‘I’
Open questions
11. SUMMARY OF EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE
• Direct supervision helps trainees develop more rapidly
• Quality of relationship strongly affects effectiveness of supervision (continuity, control)
• Behaviour changes quicker than attitude (continuity)
• Self-supervision is not effective
12. STRUCTURING AN EDUCATIONAL
SUPERVISION SESSION
Initial practicalities
• Frequency?
• Time allocation?
• Number of trainees to supervise?
• Pre-meeting preparation?
13. STRUCTURING AN EDUCATIONAL
SUPERVISION SESSION
1. Contracting
2. Reviewing progress
3. Summarising discussion and feedback
4. Setting learning objectives
5. Completing the cycle
6. Post meeting
14. STRUCTURING AN EDUCATIONAL
SUPERVISION SESSION – Contracting
Purpose: Agree the aim and format of the session
Roles:You lead, they contribute
• Purpose of session
• Time available
• Confidentiality
• Areas to be covered
• Learning objectives from previous session/placement
• Note taking
15. STRUCTURING AN EDUCATIONAL
SUPERVISION SESSION – Reviewing progress
Purpose: Trainee to reflect on progress to date
Roles:They lead, you question
• Start with issues trainee raised in contracting phase
• Listening is key
• Questioning:
– open and paired
– avoid closed, judgemental questions
– confront difficult issues early
• Ask for specific examples
16. STRUCTURING AN EDUCATIONAL
SUPERVISION SESSION – Summary & feedback
Purpose: Overview of progress to date
Roles:You lead, they contribute and confirm
• Involve the trainee in this summary – use Pendleton
• Describe behaviours, patterns not personalities
• Refer to specific examples
• Be sensitive – watch for emotional overload
• Perhaps prioritise most important issues first
17. STRUCTURING AN EDUCATIONAL
SUPERVISION SESSION – Setting
learning objectives
Purpose: Identify areas for focus and development
Roles: You lead, they contribute and confirm
• Involve trainee by asking first what to focus on
• Use system for learning objectives definition (SMART)
• Plan: how to meet learning objectives, evidence required, timescale
• Documentation of learning objectives
18. SMART
Specific – what exactly?
Measurable – how will it be demonstrated? Observation, evaluation, feedback,
workplace-based assessments?
Achievable – syllabus/stage-related
Relevant – to the placement and the workload
Time framed – with specified timescale
19. STRUCTURING AN EDUCATIONAL
SUPERVISION SESSION – Completing the cycle
Purpose: Review the contracting phase and record meeting
Roles: You question, they evaluate
• Ask trainee to review the contracting phase and raise outstanding issues or questions
• Agree a method of recording the conversation
• Share notes if you have taken any
• Arrange next session
20. STRUCTURING AN EDUCATIONAL
SUPERVISION SESSION – Post meeting
• Document the meeting if necessary
• Spend a few minutes reflecting on what went well and what could have been better
• Perhaps document your thoughts
21. SUPERVISION – Practical
WHAT? 20-minute practical supervision session with a partner
CONTENT? Their role as an educational supervisor – what is going well?
What are they struggling with?
AIM? Identify 1–2 appropriate learning objectives for their educational supervision role
22. SUPERVISION – Practical
Preparation: 20 minutes
Review your supervision practice in light of the role; as discussed this morning use the
educational supervision practical preparation document to do so.
Swap documents with your partner and read through theirs, thinking of questions you might
ask when supervising them.
23. SUPERVISION – Practical
Practical: 20 minutes
Discuss with your partner their role as an educational supervisor, using:
1. Structure given in previous session (contracting, etc.)
2. Information they give in practical preparation document
24. SUPERVISION – Practical
Feedback: 10 minutes
Person who has been supervised should give feedback to the supervisor:
• What did they find useful?
• What did they take away from the session?
• What was less useful?
• How did the supervisor conduct the session?
25. SUPERVISION – Practical
Supervisees Supervisors
What are you finding helpful? How easy is it to use the structure?
What kinds of question are being used?
How do you involve the supervisee in reflecting
on their practice?
How far does your supervisor follow the structure
for supervision?
What do you think you did well?
What could they improve on? What do you think you need to work on?
What else would you like to do in your session? What else do you think is needed?
Whole group plenary
26. STRUGGLING TRAINEE – Early warning signs?
• Disappearing act (late, sick, unavailable)
• Rigid thinking
• Very slow
• Inappropriate emotional outbursts
• Failure to gain trust
• Colleagues don’t want to be on call with them
• Lack of insight
• Probity
(Paice & Orton. 2004).
27. RESOURCES AND SUPPORT
London Deanery website
• Mednet (confidential, self-referral)
• The London Deanery Coaching and Mentoring Service
• Careers Unit
• Language and Communication Resource Unit
Be aware of local resources, including occupation health, trainee’s GP
See London Deanery ‘Framework for Managing a Trainee in Difficulty’ for a
comprehensive list of resources
The Medical Professional Support Unit for London… coming soon
28. EFFECTIVE EDUCATIONAL SUPERVISION CAN
HELP TO PREVENT POOR PERFORMANCE
• Clarity of purpose/role with clear objectives
• Clear induction programme
• Mentoring
• Regular review of progress with effective feedback
• Encourage reflective practice
• 360-degree appraisal
• Early identification of difficulty
29. FINALLY
What one thing will you do in your role as an educational supervisor
as a result of attending this session?
Editor's Notes
Have changed ref to Kilminster et al. – need to check this is correct
Have changed ref to Kilminster et al. – need to check this is correct
Have removed bold from list for consistency with previous and following slides