Conceptual framework for social work practice

Anne Minahan · Allen Pincus

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The dual concepts of resources and interaction with the social environment are used to explicate objectives of social work and activities of practitioners. Social work can be viewed as a generalist profession, but the terms “generalist” and “specialist” should not be equated with beginning and advanced practice.

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