Geriatric social work education
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書誌事項
Geriatric social work education
（The journal of gerontological social work series）
Haworth Press, c1992
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"Has also been published as Journal of gerontological social work, volume 18, numbers 3/4 1992"--T.p. verso
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This much-needed book examines and discusses geriatric education, emphasizing the urgent need to prepare social workers for helping the growing population of elderly clients. It pulls together various issues, concerns, and emerging program developments in gerontological social work education and looks for an approach that integrates knowledge from a variety of disciplines. Geriatric Social Work Education expands the awareness of social work educators, in both academic and practice settings, of the great need for increased geriatric knowledge by all social workers at all levels of expertise. Through discussions of curricula issues and actual curriculum content ideas, this book encourages social work faculty to develop their own knowledge of the field and serves as a foundation upon which educators and fieldwork instructors can build courses that incorporate more aging content. Full of practical guidelines and assistance, Geriatric Social Work Education helps readers strengthen the quantity and quality of geriatric education in social work schools and continuing education offerings. This book does not attempt to be all-encompassing but focuses mainly on the frail and old old (persons over eighty-five years) who require a greater degree of assistance than younger, healthier elderly. Geriatric Social Work Education is divided into three sections. Issues and Trends focuses on education for social work in various settings. Curriculum Development, includes chapters on curricula for clinical practice, case management, and nursing home care. Finally, chapters in Interdisciplinary Geriatric Education describe an interdisciplinary faculty development program and examine the challenges and advantages of this approach. This vital book is a useful supplementary text for courses on the life cycle or work with the aging, as well as an extremely practical guide for educators. Practitioners will also find the information on current practice issues immediately applicable in their daily work.
目次
Contents I. Issues and Trends in Geriatric Education
Teaching Geriatric Assessment
Ethnicity and Aging
Current Realities: Practice and Education Needs of Social Workers in Nursing Homes
Teaching Geriatric Social Work in Health Care--The What, Why or How of a Complex Process
A Model for Increasing Minority Participation at Managerial Level in the Field of Aging
Specialization Within a Generalist Social Work Curriculum
II. Curriculum Development
Curriculum for Clinical Practice
Clinical Case Management: The Hallmark of Gerontological Social Work
The Interdisciplinary Team in Geriatric Rehabilitation
Educational Needs of Nursing Home Social Workers at the Baccalaureate Level
A National Survey of Aging Curriculum in Schools of Social Work
III. Interdisciplinary Geriatric Education
Interdisciplinary Geriatric Education: The New Kid on the Block
A Geriatric Education Center Faculty Development Program Dedicated to Social Work
The Interdisciplinary Geriatric/Gerontological Team in the Academic Setting: Hot Air or Energizer?
Reference Notes Included
Index
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