The Status of Clinical Supervision in Therapeutic Recreation in 2020: A Follow-Up Study

IF 0.7 Q4 REHABILITATION
L. Anderson, Jason Page, Melissa L. Zahl
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Abstract

Despite increasing attention among allied professions, clinical supervision within therapeutic recreation remains an under-researched topic. This has left the field with limited knowledge regarding the status of clinical supervision received by recreation therapists. Just one study has examined clinical supervision in RT (Jones & Anderson, 2004) and found that most recreation therapists were not receiving or giving clinical supervision. The purpose of this study was to gain a current understanding of the status of clinical supervision in TR/RT. An online survey yielded a response of 954 recreation therapists. Results indicated that most in TR/RT are not receiving or giving clinical supervision, which has worsened in the last 17 years. The majority of respondents indicated that they had not received training in clinical supervision, noted many barriers to supervision, and a need for training. Recommendations to increase access to clinical supervision as well as needs for future research are identified.
2020年治疗性娱乐临床监管现状的随访研究
尽管相关专业越来越关注,但治疗娱乐的临床监督仍然是一个研究不足的话题。这使得该领域对娱乐治疗师接受的临床监督状况的了解有限。只有一项研究检查了RT的临床监督(Jones&Anderson,2004),发现大多数娱乐治疗师没有接受或给予临床监督。本研究的目的是了解TR/RT临床监督的现状。一项在线调查得到了954名娱乐治疗师的回复。结果表明,大多数TR/RT患者没有接受或给予临床监督,这种情况在过去17年中有所恶化。大多数受访者表示,他们没有接受过临床监督培训,指出监督存在许多障碍,需要培训。确定了增加临床监督机会的建议以及未来研究的需求。
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