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Operationalizing Kadushin's Model of Social Work Supervision
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  • 2020Supervision in Social Work756 cited
  • 1965Reactions to Supervision in a Heteronomous Professional Organization267 cited
  • 1978Occupational tedium in the social services227 cited
  • 1970Professional Autonomy and Bureaucratic Organization158 cited
  • 1974Supervisor-supervisee: a survey75 cited
  • 1987Public Sector Professionals: Job Characteristics, Satisfaction, and Aspirations for Intrinsic Fulfillment through Work64 cited
  • 2018Professionalism and Bureaucratic Responsiveness: Conflict or Compatibility?56 cited
  • 1983An introduction to clinical social work supervision49 cited
  • 1983What Is Social Work Supervision?25 cited
  • 1977Patterns of Management Activity in Social Welfare Agencies19 cited

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