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Social workers' involvement in research

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Social Work Education and Practice Social Sciences and Policies Health Sciences Research and Education

Abstract

Do social workers incorporate into their practice the research they have studied in course work or in subsequent readings? Do courses in research and statistics make a difference? A survey of NASW members yields some findings that could point the way to improving the quality of services.

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1968The Practitioner's Use and Evaluation of Research

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