Social work in primary care
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Social work in primary care
（Sage sourcebooks for the human services series, v. 8）
Sage Publications, c1989
- : pbk.
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This authoritative text for students and practitioners describes all of the activities required of social workers in medical and health care setting such as hospitals, public health facilities, outpatient medical clinics, doctors' offices, and health maintenance organizations.
More than any other existing book on the topic, it offers detailed consideration of the roles of the social worker as therapist, case manager, advocate, consultant, public heath prevention expert, etc. It also discusses record keeping processes, interdisciplinary cooperation development and general administrative activities.
The book is designed for advanced undergraduate and graduate students in courses on social work practice in health settings as well as for practitioners working in medical settings.
Table of Contents
Historical Development of Social Work in Primary Care - Louise Doss-Martin and Deborah J Stokes
The Integration of Primary Health Care and Social Work in the Educational Setting - Lann E Thompson and Howard J Hess
The Generalist's Role - Kristine Siefert
The Therapist's Role - William H Butterfield
The Advocate's Role - Jane Collins
The Consultant's Role - Betty L Rusnack
Public Health Role - Matthew L Henk
Record Keeping and Data Collection - Matthew L Henk
Critical Elements for Quality Care
Interprofessional Collaboration - Carl G Leukefeld and Robert J Battjes
The Administrator's Perspective - Ronald W Kemp
The Physician's Perspective - Paul M Fischer
Future Trends of Social Work in Primary Care - Christine L Young
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