Field of Supervision – Interdisciplinary

Mary Gobbi, “Learning Nursing in the Workplace Community: The Generation of Professional Capital”

May 18, 2024

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in Annotated Bibliography, Field of Supervision – Healthcare, Field of Supervision – Interdisciplinary, Format – Book, Situated Learning, Workplace Learning

Mary Gobbi expands on Lave and Wenger’s ideas regarding communities of practice by noting that other professions and clients/patients can also become part of the development of a community of practice – learning occurs with and because of others outside what might formally be determined a “community of practice”. Drawing on nursing placements, Gobbi describes…

Linda C Li et al, “Evolution of Wenger’s Concept of Community of Practice”

May 18, 2024

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Meris Bray

in Annotated Bibliography, Communities of Practice, Field of Supervision – Interdisciplinary, Format – Article, Learning Systems, Mutual Engagement, Social Learning

This article explores the evolution of the community of practice concept and its development through a historical literature review. A community of practice (“CoP”) is a type of informal learning organization (Wenger). Its main goal is to enhance self-efficacy. CoP has been described as a tool that can improve the capacity to develop and share…

Etienne Wenger, “Communities of Practice and Social Learning Systems”

May 18, 2024

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Meris Bray

in Annotated Bibliography, Communities of Practice, Field of Supervision – Interdisciplinary, Format – Article, Learning Systems

Wenger has developed his theory of practical and professional learning over many publications. His work has very rarely been taken up by lawyers, but it is useful. Wenger points out that competence is defined by a community over time, but interplays with our experience of “the world” as part of that community and others. Competence…

Allyson Davys, Christa Fouche & Liz Beddoe, “Mapping Effective Interprofessional Supervision Practice”

May 18, 2024

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Meris Bray

in Annotated Bibliography, Field of Supervision – Interdisciplinary, Format – Article, Supervision Models

This article is useful to clinics with lawyers, social workers, community legal workers, or other interdisciplinary environments in which a person from one profession acts as a supervisor for a person from another profession. Interdisciplinary supervision can be highly impactful and expand knowledge and critical thinking, improve service provision, and diversify approaches for supervisor and…

Category: Field of Supervision – Interdisciplinary

Mary Gobbi, “Learning Nursing in the Workplace Community: The Generation of Professional Capital”

Linda C Li et al, “Evolution of Wenger’s Concept of Community of Practice”

Etienne Wenger, “Communities of Practice and Social Learning Systems”

Allyson Davys, Christa Fouche & Liz Beddoe, “Mapping Effective Interprofessional Supervision Practice”