Social work in health settings : practice in context
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Social work in health settings : practice in context
Haworth Press, c1997
2nd ed
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Widely used in social work and health care education courses, Social Work in Health Settings is the most comprehensive text of its kind. It introduces social work students to a range of clients and provides an overview of many social work settings and services in the health arena. If you're a practitioner, you'll find the book useful for examining and evaluating your practice. This second edition features 18 new chapters and chapter subjects and rewritten and updated versions of the 14 chapters which were part of the first edition.
As a casebook, Social Work in Health Settings provides you with an excellent opportunity for understanding particular techniques and interventions. You'll find examples from expert practitioners in a variety of health settings and a thorough integration of social work theory and practice that eliminates the need to assign other supplements for undergraduate/graduate sequences in health care. The book will also help you promote discussions of issues that arise when working in particular settings and with certain populations.
Social Work in Health Settings presents a framework called "practice in context," developed as a tool for teaching and evaluation, that addresses the three dimensions of context thought to have the most direct consequences for the relationship between social worker and client--policy, technology, and organization. The framework is applied to 32 settings (ten more than the first edition!) drawn from services to children and/or families; acute and high-technology care; rehabilitation, long-term intervention and advocacy; mental health care; and care for the frail elderly and hospice care.
Social Work in Health Settings enables you, as a social work professional, to understand the context in which your work with clients occurs, in order to interpret and influence the important dimensions of your client contact. This thought-provoking volume will also encourage educators and students to understand the decisions that affect the helping relationship so that the needs of clients can be evaluated and met properly. In this era of managed care, downsizing, and cost-cutting, the approach in Social Work in Health Settings proves more salient than ever before.
目次
Contents Introduction
Practice in Context: The Framework
Part I: Services for Children and/or Families
Chapter 1. Premature Babies in the Intensive Care Nursery
Chapter 2. Social Work in a Perinatal AIDS Program
Chapter 3. Social Work Interventions on Behalf of a Burned Child: Children's Hospital Emergency Room
Chapter 4. Social Work Practice in Early Intervention: Child Service Coordination in a Rural Health Department
Chapter 5. School-Based Health Centers: A Multisystem Approach to the Delivery of Primary Health Care
Chapter 6. Epilepsy in Childhood: Pediatric Neurology Clinic
Chapter 7. Family-Centered Care: Life Span Issues in a Spina Bifida Specialty Care Program
Chapter 8. Family House/Womanspace: A Residential Treatment Program for Women and Their Children
Chapter 9. Residential Care Facility: Treatment of a Child with Severe Disabilities
Part II: Acute and High-Technology Care
Chapter 10. Discharge Planning in a Community Hospital: A Patient Whose Symptoms the System Could Not Manage
Chapter 11. Psychological Recovery from Burn Injury: Regional Burn Center
Chapter 12. Confronting a Life-Threatening Disease: Renal Dialysis and Transplant Programs
Chapter 13. Beyond Survival by Machine: Reflections of a Spouse
Chapter 14. Adult Oncology: Helping a Terminally Ill Woman to Plan and Cope
Part III: Rehabilitation, Long-Term Intervention, and Advocacy
Chapter 15. Family Therapy with a Chronic Pain Patient: Rehabilitation Hospital
Chapter 16. Rehabilitation of a Quadriplegic Adolescent: Regional Spinal Cord Injury Center
Chapter 17. Mutual Help Group for Emphysema Patients: Veterans Administration Medical Center
Chapter 18. Advocacy and Social Action Among Navajo Uranium Workers and Their Families
Chapter 19. A Community-Based Response to the HIV/AIDS Pandemic
Part IV: Mental Health Care
Chapter 20. Brief Treatment: Community Mental Health
Chapter 21. "Would You Abandon Your Child?"An Inpatient Psychiatric Staff Confront Confront Change, a Difficult Case--and Each Other
Chapter 22. Placement of a Developmentally Disabled Man
Chapter 23. A Transitional Residence for the Mentally Ill: To Achieve Independent Living
Chapter 24. Intensive Case Management for People with Serious and Persistent Mental Illness
Chapter 25. He's Schizophrenic and the System Is Not Helping: Reflections of a Troubled Parent and Professional
Chapter 26. Children's Intensive Case Management in an Urban Community Mental Health Center
Chapter 27. Mental Health Care in a Combat Environment: The Application of Small Unit Stress Debriefings
Chapter 28. A Woman Addresses Her Recurrent Depression in Psychotherapy: Private Practice
Part V: Care for the Frail Elderly and Hospice Care
Chapter 29. Hospital-Based Case Management for the Frail Elderly
Chapter 30. Home Care
Chapter 31. A Support Group in a Home for the Elderly
Chapter 32. Alzheimer's Disease: Intervention in a Nursing Home Environment
Chapter 33. Hospice Care for a Widowed Mother of Six Children
Index
Reference Notes Included
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