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Specialisation issues in the organisation of social work | Author(s) | Tim Booth, David Martin, Chris Melotte |
Corporate Author | British Association of Social Workers - BASW |
Publisher | BASW, Birmingham, 1980 |
Pages | 108 pp |
Keywords | Social work. |
Annotation | In 1978, the Yorkshire and Humberside Branch of the Social Services Research Group (SSRG) organised a programme of talks and discussions about specialisation in social services departments (SSDs). This book comprises speakers' contributions on how they interpret the term "specialisation". It includes a paper by Sally Greengross, in which she states that social work with older people lacks priority. She discusses three ways of meeting this challenge: multi-disciplinary assessment, involving older people themselves in the process of care, and making use of volunteers. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-040319503 B |
Classmark | IG |
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