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Providing Constructive Feedback to Clinical Supervisees Providing Constructive Feedback to Clinical Supervisees

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Providing Constructive Feedback to Clinical Supervisees - PPT Presentation

Providing Constructive Feedback to Clinical Supervisees ICA Presentation November 2016 Dr Kimberly Duris The Importance of Feedback Reasons for Lack of Constructive Feedback Four Types of Feedback Summative vs Formative Feedback ID: 772946

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Providing Constructive Feedback to Clinical Supervisees ICA Presentation November 2016 Dr. Kimberly Duris

The Importance of Feedback

Reasons for Lack of Constructive Feedback

Four Types of Feedback

Summative vs. Formative Feedback

Preplanning for Feedback

Discussing Feedback with Supervisees- Part of Preplanning Stage Corrective Feedback Entrustment-Revised (CFI-R) Developed by Robison and Hardt (1992) 55-item questionnaire Assists with giving, receiving, and exchanging corrective feedback Six Factors: Feelings factor- 5 items regarding emotions associated with corrective feedback. Evaluative factor- 5 items regarding corrective feedback Leader factor- 7-items that refer to the leader’s encouragement of norms that support the exchange of corrective feedback. Clarifying factor- emphasizes the need for clarification so that all parties understand the message being sent. Written feedback factor- 4 items that provide information on preferences for written versus spoken feedback.

Managing the Supervisory Relationship

How to Help Supervisee’s Prepare for Feedback

Tips for Giving Feedback Effectively

Supervisee’s Preferences Regarding Feedback

Tip for Receiving Feedback Effectively