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The impact of a supportive supervision intervention on health workers in Niassa, Mozambique: a cluster-controlled trial

Abstract Background Regular supportive supervision is critical to retaining and motivating staff in resource-constrained settings. Previous studies have shown the particular contribution that supportive supervision can make to improving job satisfaction amongst over-stretched health workers in such...

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Main Authors:	Tavares Madede (Author), Mohsin Sidat (Author), Eilish McAuliffe (Author), Sergio Rogues Patricio (Author), Ogenna Uduma (Author), Marie Galligan (Author), Susan Bradley (Author), Isabel Cambe (Author)
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Published:	BMC, 2017-09-01T00:00:00Z.
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