Decision making in social work

Terence O’Sullivan

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Social Work Education and Practice Social Sciences and Policies Dutch Social and Cultural Studies

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This book develops a framework for professional decision making in social work practice which integrates potentially fragmented aspects to a coherent systemic approach that incorporates personal, interactional, institutional and societal levels of analysis. It includes, the impact of practice contexts on decision making, involvement of service users and carers, stakeholders working together, using different forms of knowledge, managing emotions, framing situations, analysing options, constructing arguments and using supervision.

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