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Approved Mental Health Professionals’ (AMHPs) lived experience of the roleand factors that could support improved recruitment, retention, and wellbeing: a qualitative study

Mazzaschi F, Sha'aban A, Roberts R, Sheraz M, Cope A, Edwards A, Joseph-Williams N.   +6 more
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Using the Double Diamond model to co-produce resources with adults with learning disabilities: lessons for inclusive social care research    

Croot E, Dunning A, Tarling C.
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Local Supervision Authority: A Sense of Direction

British Journal of Midwifery, 2003
Local Supervising Authority (LSA) Midwifery Officers can celebrate the achievements of statutory supervision of midwives and LSA Midwifery Officers over the past 10 years.
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The Understanding and Use of Critical Reflection by Social Workers and Supervisors in Children and Family Local Authority Supervision

European Journal of Social Work
Tony Evans
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Investing to prevent: Description of an innovative approach to commissioning a supervised toothbrushing programme across multiple local authorities in England

Community Dental Health, 2021
Introduction: The NHS Long Term Plan prioritises NHS action to reduce health inequalities and give children a good start in life. A Sustainability and Transformation Partnership (STP) is a collaborative working arrangement between local authorities and the NHS covering a defined population and geography.
Z, Allen, R, Witton
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A prominent role for local supervising authorities

British Journal of Midwifery, 1995
During the last year the profile of the supervision of midwives has been raised significantly. One of the main reasons for this is that the benefits which can be achieved for mothers, babies and midwives through good supervision have begun to be recognised and it is being used more positively than ever before to enable and encourage midwives working ...
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What does the future hold for the role of the Local Supervising Authority?

British Journal of Midwifery, 2011
The Local Supervising Authority (LSA) is the statutory body responsible for the supervision of all midwives practising within its boundaries and LSAs must ensure midwifery practice is safe and effective wherever it is provided. The LSA produces standards and guidance for the supervisors of midwives within its boundaries in relation to their practice ...
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1 Beyond Control of Local Authorities: The Spanish Influenza Epidemic and Federal Supervision of Public Health

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