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Competencies and values

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Flapping on clipped wings: Social work ethics in the age of activism

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1995The DipSW admissions process: Laying the foundations for social work training9 cited

2006Developing social work students’ reflectivity in cultural indigenization of mental health practice8 cited

2005Researching reflective practice: an example from post-qualifying social work education⊃[1]⊃8 cited

1993‘It seems so much is expected of us’: Practice teachers, the diploma in social work and anti-discriminatory practice8 cited

2000North/South Collaborations8 cited

1996W(h)ither social work? Social work, social policy and law at an interface: Confronting the challenges and realising the potential in work with people needing care or services7 cited