supervision

Question 1

“supervision is kind of teaching which involves advising, helping, inspiring, leading and liberating”

Answer 1

jean barret

Question 2

“supervision is guiding and directing efforts of the employees and other resources to accomplish stated work outputs”

Answer 2

terry and franklin

Question 3

involves hands-on oversight with immediate interaction

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direct supervision

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provides broader oversight with less frequent interaction

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general supervision

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characterized by occasional oversight with periodic checks

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intermittent supervision

Question 6

focuses on administrative tasks and organizational management

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administrative supervision

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offers strategic guidance and overarching leadership

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general direction

Question 8

overseeing team dynamics and ensuring effective collobartion

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team management

Question 9

assigning tasks to optimize productivity and efficiency

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task delegation

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evaluationg and enhancing team performance and outcomes

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performance monitoring

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addressing and resolving workplace disputes effectively

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conflict resolution

Question 12

providing opportunities for skill enhancement and growth

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training and development

Question 13

Refers to the number of subordinates that can be managed effectively and efficiently by supervisord or managers in an organization.

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span of control

Question 14

• Have more levels of reporting in the organization, resulting in a more hierarchical organization.
• Supervisors can spend time with employees and supervise them more closely.
• Creates more development, growth, and advancement opportunities.

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narrow span

Question 15

• More expensive (high cost of management staff, office, etc.)
• More supervisory involvement in work could lead to less empowerment and delegation and more micromanagement.
• Tends to result in communication difficulties and excessive distance between the top and bottom levels in the organization.

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narrow span

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• Have fewer levels reporting in the organization, resulting in a more flexible, flater organization.
• Ideal for supervisors mainly responsible for answering questions and helping to solve employee’s problems.
• Encourages empowerment of employees by giving more responsibility, delegation, and decision-making power to them

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wide span

Question 17

• Tends to result in greater communication efficiencies and frequent exposure to the top level of the organization.
• This may lead to overloaded supervisors if employees require much task direction, support, and supervision.
• May not provide adequate support to employees leading to decreased morale or job satisfaction

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wide span

Question 18

how supervisors acquire skills

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• knowledge phase
• acquisition phase
• automatic phase

Question 19

learning theoretical knowledge about the skills

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knowledge phase

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practicing and applying the skills in real situations

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acquisition phase

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mastering the skills to the point of automaticity

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automatic phase

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supervision in the imaging department

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• operational efficiency
• staff oversight
• equipment maintenance
• regulatory compliance

Question 23

patient outcomes
departmental success

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operational efficiency

Question 24

training programs
staff support

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staff oversight

Question 25

regular inspections equipment updates

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equipment maintenance

Question 26

health regulations compliance audits

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regulatory compliance