‘The invisible hand’ – how supervision keeps the child in focus across the multi-agency network
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Supervision across agencies helps keep the child's needs and interests at the center. The document discusses how supervision can ensure a child's case remains the focus as different organizations work together in a network. It also explores questions for supervision such as evaluating what is currently effective, identifying areas for improvement, sharing good ideas, and setting hopes for future supervision sessions.
‘The invisible hand’ – how supervision keeps the child in focus across the multi-agency network
- 1. ‘The invisible hand’ – how supervision keeps the child in focus across the multi-agency network Penny Sturt Independent Trainer, Research in Practice Associate and Registered Social Worker 1
- 2. “The invisible hand” – how supervision keeps the child in focus across the multi- agency network Penny Sturt
- 5. Good ideas?
- 6. Hopes for your future supervision 6
- 7. Penny Sturt Co-Author “Using Supervision in Schools”