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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"social work values"”.
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Social Work Values And Hospital Culture: An Examination From A Competing Values Framework
… of this study is to assess the perceptions of social workers employed in Florida hospitals in relation to the core values of their profession and the alignment of those values within the culture of their current work setting. The conceptual framework for the study was from organizational …
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A Critical Realist Exploration of the Relationship Between Personal and Professional Value Systems in Social Workers and the Impact on Motivations for Participation in a Social Work Community of Practice
… identities, about motivations for engaging in a social work community of practice, and about alternative statistical methods for evaluating the psychometric properties of an original measure of motivation for participation in a social work community of practice. By merging communities of practice …
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BELIEFS AMONG LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKERS ABOUT ASSESSING PARENTS ABUSED AS CHILDREN
… significant, and the beliefs licensed clinical social workers (LCSWs) hold about parents abused as children can significantly affect the assessment process. This study sought to assess LCSW beliefs about assessing parents abused as children through qualitative interviews with 10 LCSWs with …
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Vertybių raiška socialiniame darbe /
Bachelor Thesis – Manifestation of Values in the Social Work Relevance. We live in a global world full of different cultures and attitudes. The faster globalization is, the more people become cosmopolitan and gradually destroy their own values, which accompany them from birth to death. As the world …
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The Effects of External Factors on Social Work Practitioners’ Ethical Decision-Making with Hospital Discharges: An Interpretative Phenomenological Enquiry
… an interpretative phenomenological enquiry into social work practitioners’ lived experience of their ethical decision-making and what the outside factors are that influence it. It contributes to the body of knowledge in that it records the lived-experiences of social work practitioners’ ethical …
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The Control of Safeguarding Children Social Work: A Mixed Methods Study of the Interaction between Managerial and Professional Control in a Social Policy Context
… government guidance has standardised children’s social work processes, social work practice remains fundamentally the application of professional knowledge in complex and unpredictable situations. Existing empirical studies have prioritised the perspective of social workers and their frustration …
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A CHAIR BASED YOGA WORKSHOP FOR SELF-CARE AND STRESS MANAGEMENT FOR SOCIAL WORKERS AND MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
… education unit (CEU) course that teaches social workers and other mental health professionals how to cultivate resiliency and enhance self-care through the ancient practice of yoga. The course explores emerging research that reveals how yoga and other mindfulness-based practices can …
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Is social work education life changing?: a unitary appreciative inquiry into the impact of social work education on a person's beliefs, values and behaviour.
… and academic development, within the field of social work education. I reflect on the current context of social work education; underpinning educational theory, research approaches and my educational practice, to find methods which are congruent with my social work values. My learning is …
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Recent Developments in Probation Practice: the impact of risk analysis
… the influence of the shift away from traditional social work values towards an emphasis on punishment, enforcement and the management of risk. In particular my focus has been on how this shift has influenced the methods by which practitioners undertake their role, with an increasing focus on risk …
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Ethical stress in Scottish criminal justice social work
… uses empirical data to explore criminal justice social workers’ experience of ‘ethical stress,’ which is the discomfort experienced by workers when they cannot achieve value/behaviour congruence in their practice. The research was operationalised via questionnaires distributed to criminal justice …
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'We do Stuff!' Understanding the experience of developing a professional identity among early-career social workers
… the development of professional identity in social work within the distinctive bicultural context of Aotearoa New Zealand. While social work professionalisation, including mandatory registration and formalised education pathways, was intended to strengthen the profession, it has not resolved …