Client Perspectives in a General Practice Attachment

Roslyn Corney

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In this study, 50 clients of social workers in an attachment scheme were interviewed and their views compared with the assessments made by the social workers. The results were very favourable for the attachment; the clients were well satisfied with the service given and the majority of clients felt that they had been helped, especially with their emotional problems. However, there was much disagreement between the social worker's assessment and that made by the client, especially regarding the type and number of problems helped.

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1978The classification and recording of “Social problems”

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