The aim of the project is to ascertain the feasibility and suitability of using PC-based video conferencing technology to carry out structured clinical supervision sessions between remote sites.  Participants are located at three remote sites in Cumbria and Lancashire, and link over the equipment for regular supervision with partner(s) from one of the other sites.  The focus on reflective practice within the sessions, and the inherent emphasis on knowledge-sharing means that the project spans patient care issues, as well as having an educational function.  Quantitative and qualitative analysis of data is being carried out, drawing from repertory grids, questionnaires, and regular focus group interviews.  An evaluation is also being carried out to assess the technical aspects of the project.