<p>In this episode we speak with Patricia Deegan, PhD, discussing the unique and unduplicated contribution of peer specialists working as members of clinical teams, in particular, issues around supervision.</p>

In this episode we speak with Patricia Deegan, PhD, discussing the unique and unduplicated contribution of peer specialists working as members of clinical teams, in particular, issues around supervision.

Supervising Peer Specialists: How supervision can help peer specialists remain peer when working on clinical teams

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Supervising Peer Specialists: How supervision can help peer specialists remain peer when working on clinical teams

Supervising Peer Specialists: How supervision can help peer specialists remain peer when working on clinical teams