Understanding empirical social work : an empirical approach
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Understanding empirical social work : an empirical approach
Athlone Press, 1998
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Bibliography: p. [202]-212
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In recent years, social workers have felt under increasing attack from the media and from a management style which has eroded their autonomy. Confidence in the profession's skill and knowledge has been generally undermined. This text shows how social workders can use scientific methods to help them withstand their critics by developing a more open and accountable way of working. It refutes the view that social work relies mainly on personal skills of empathy and intuition, and demonstrates how the standard methods of science can help the profession develop a more explicit and reliable set of knowledge and skills, with the intention of providing a more effective service.
目次
- The need for change
- social workers' role and expertise
- the art-science debate
- the role of empathy
- creative thinking and theories
- reliable evidence
- weighing the evidence
- the importance of the social context
- empirical reflective practice.
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