Complexity and social work theory and practice / by Malcolm Payne

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Title

Complexity and social work theory and practice / by Malcolm Payne

Content partner

National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Focuses on the implications of the complexity of the situations that social workers deal with for the way in which they use theory in their practice. Argues that social work theory does not adequately guide social workers' practice in such complex situations and that they need to incorporate a range of additional knowledge and skill to make good use of practice theory.

Format

Journal

Date created

Apr 2008 (Online)

Creator

Payne, Malcolm, (Kingston University/St George's Medical School, London)

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/21459125

Related subjects

Social workers -- Practice / Social service -- Methodology

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