Title:	Social work and Social care Practice
Authors:	Hughes, Mark Ian O’Conner
Keywords:	Social care Practice
Issue Date:	2003
Publisher:	SAGE Publications Ltd
Description:	In this book we encourage social work students and practitioners to determine and control their own practice, rather than experience practice as being totally reactive to immediate demands or as being exclusively determined by external forces. We hope that through contextualizing social work and social care, by articulating the purpose of practice, by raising issues and by advocating a disciplined approach to practice, students and beginning practitioners will be able to locate themselves in practice, whatever the country, agency or field of practice may be. While we acknowledge that social work is influenced by its location within organizations and the wider legal, social welfare and social care systems, individual workers can put into practice their own social work purpose. We aim to encourage an active approach so that you are empowered to deal with, and enjoy, the challenges, diversities and complexities of practice
URI:	http://10.6.20.12:80/handle/123456789/16830
ISBN:	978-0-7619-4063-0
Appears in Collections:	Social Work

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