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The Roots of Social Work Supervision
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  • 2017Supervision in Social Work336 cited
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  • 2015Issues and challenges facing social work supervision in the twenty-first century40 cited
  • 2007Towards Embracing Clinical Uncertainty35 cited
  • 2005Functions of social work supervision in Hong Kong32 cited
  • 2014Restoring Meaning to Supervision Through a Peer Consultation Group in Rural Australia27 cited
  • 2017From Supervision to Organisational Learning: A Typology to Integrate Supervision, Mentorship, Consultation and Coaching

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  • 2004The Supervisory Relationship of Chinese Social Workers in Hong Kong17 cited
  • 2020The historical development of knowledge in social work supervision: Finding new directions from the past16 cited
  • 2021What is Supervision? The Views of Child and Family Social Workers and Supervisors in England16 cited
  • 2005The Use of Supervisory Authority in Chinese Cultural Context14 cited
  • 1998A Job Performance Model for Professional Social Workers12 cited