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6, vol. 46 - September 2016 - Bulletin 6, vol. 46 |
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texte imprimé |
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2016 |
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Anglais (eng) |
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Predictors of Social Service Contact among Teenagers in England (M. Henderson, J. Scourfield, S. Y. Cheung, E. Sharland) / From Neuroscientific Research Findings to Social Work Practice: A Critical Description of the Knowledge Utilisation Process (Ch. S. Plafky) / The Nature and Extent of Quantitative Research in Social Work: A Ten-Year Study of Publications in Social Work Journals (M. Sheppard) / Adding Evidence to the Ethics Debate: Investigating Parents' Experiences of Their Participation in Research (D. Westlake, D. Forrester) / ‘He's got some nasty impression of me he has’: Listening to Children in the Secure Estate (K. H. Ellis) / Towards an International Consensus on a Research Agenda for Social Work Supervision: Report on the First Survey of a Delphi Study (L. Beddoe, S. Karvinen-Niinikoski, G. Ruch, M. Tsui) / Supervision and the Dynamics of Collusion: A Rule of Optimism? (L. Revell, V. Burton) / The Toxic Duo: The Neglected Practitioner and a Parent Who Fails to Meet the Needs of Their Child (J. Horwath) / Who Is Watching Whom? Surveillance in Australian Social Work Supervision (R. Egan, J. Maidment, M. Connolly) / An Active Conversation Each Week in Supervision’: Practice Educator Experiences of the Professional Capabilities Framework and Holistic Assessment (C. Jasper, P. Field) / Social Work and Mental Distress: Articulating the Connection (P. McCusker, J. Jackson) / Developing a Model of Wellness among Muslims: Examining the Role of Spirituality (D. R. Hodge, T. Zidan, A. Husain) / Arts-Inspired Design in the Development of Helping Interventions in Social Work: Implications for the Integration of Research and Practice (D. P. Moxley, H. Feen) / ‘It's All a Bit Pantomime’: An Exploratory Study of Gay and Lesbian Adopters and Foster-Carers in England and Wales (K. Wood) / The Pervasive Presence of the Discourse of White Civility in Early Canadian Social Work in Immigration Services (1900–30) (M. Johnstone) / Migration Studies: Resuscitating the Casualty of the Professionalisation of Social Work (R. Danso) / The Performative Magic of Advocacy Organisations: The Redistribution of Symbolic Capital (G. Feldman, R. Strier, H. Schmid) / Critical Consciousness in Critical Social Work: Learning from the Theatre of the Oppressed (A. Barak) / Poverty-Aware Social Work: A Paradigm for Social Work Practice with People in Poverty (M. Krumer-Nevo) / Family Functioning, Filial Piety and Adolescent Psycho-Social Competence in Chinese Single-Mother Families Experiencing Economic Disadvantage: Implications for Social Work (J. T. Y. Leung, D. T. L. Shek) |
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6, vol. 46 - September 2016 - Bulletin 6, vol. 46 [texte imprimé] . - 2016. Langues : Anglais ( eng)
| Note de contenu : |
Sommaire
Predictors of Social Service Contact among Teenagers in England (M. Henderson, J. Scourfield, S. Y. Cheung, E. Sharland) / From Neuroscientific Research Findings to Social Work Practice: A Critical Description of the Knowledge Utilisation Process (Ch. S. Plafky) / The Nature and Extent of Quantitative Research in Social Work: A Ten-Year Study of Publications in Social Work Journals (M. Sheppard) / Adding Evidence to the Ethics Debate: Investigating Parents' Experiences of Their Participation in Research (D. Westlake, D. Forrester) / ‘He's got some nasty impression of me he has’: Listening to Children in the Secure Estate (K. H. Ellis) / Towards an International Consensus on a Research Agenda for Social Work Supervision: Report on the First Survey of a Delphi Study (L. Beddoe, S. Karvinen-Niinikoski, G. Ruch, M. Tsui) / Supervision and the Dynamics of Collusion: A Rule of Optimism? (L. Revell, V. Burton) / The Toxic Duo: The Neglected Practitioner and a Parent Who Fails to Meet the Needs of Their Child (J. Horwath) / Who Is Watching Whom? Surveillance in Australian Social Work Supervision (R. Egan, J. Maidment, M. Connolly) / An Active Conversation Each Week in Supervision’: Practice Educator Experiences of the Professional Capabilities Framework and Holistic Assessment (C. Jasper, P. Field) / Social Work and Mental Distress: Articulating the Connection (P. McCusker, J. Jackson) / Developing a Model of Wellness among Muslims: Examining the Role of Spirituality (D. R. Hodge, T. Zidan, A. Husain) / Arts-Inspired Design in the Development of Helping Interventions in Social Work: Implications for the Integration of Research and Practice (D. P. Moxley, H. Feen) / ‘It's All a Bit Pantomime’: An Exploratory Study of Gay and Lesbian Adopters and Foster-Carers in England and Wales (K. Wood) / The Pervasive Presence of the Discourse of White Civility in Early Canadian Social Work in Immigration Services (1900–30) (M. Johnstone) / Migration Studies: Resuscitating the Casualty of the Professionalisation of Social Work (R. Danso) / The Performative Magic of Advocacy Organisations: The Redistribution of Symbolic Capital (G. Feldman, R. Strier, H. Schmid) / Critical Consciousness in Critical Social Work: Learning from the Theatre of the Oppressed (A. Barak) / Poverty-Aware Social Work: A Paradigm for Social Work Practice with People in Poverty (M. Krumer-Nevo) / Family Functioning, Filial Piety and Adolescent Psycho-Social Competence in Chinese Single-Mother Families Experiencing Economic Disadvantage: Implications for Social Work (J. T. Y. Leung, D. T. L. Shek) |
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