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Evidence-Based Social Care

Part of the The social work skills series series
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Evidence-based practice denotes an approach to decision-making which is transparent, accountable, and based on a consideration of current best evidence about the effects of particular interventions on the welfare of individuals, groups and communities. Introducing readers to the concept of evidence-based social care, this text shows how such an approach can help provide best quality services to users.

Including an introduction to the key skills required of the evidence-based practitioner, the text also discusses the implications of such an approach for qualifying and post-qualifying training, with particular reference to social work. Written in a clear and easy-to-follow style, each chapter begins with a statement of proposed learning objectives.

The text incorporates examples of difficult issues as well as exercises and activities in order to encourage critical thinking and debate.

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Routledge
0415325528 / 9780415325523
Hardback
361
01/01/2021
United Kingdom
208 pages, 5 Tables, black and white
174 x 246 mm
Undergraduate Learn More