Providing and Documenting Effective Supervision
•Documenting time, work, expenses •Documenting training experiences •Conducting performance and/or contractor reviews •Reporting on client’s rights, incidents, or ethics issues Goal: to help supervisee meet organizational and/or agency requirements, expectations, standards— compliance is a key issue under the administrative process
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