Toward Generic Social Work Practice—a Review and Some Innovations

Ron Baker

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This essay reviews the development of the generic concept and offers three models and several concepts that are seen as relevant to the progress of generic theory for social work practice. A major gap in professional social work has been identified. The generic approach is seen as having exciting potential for educating and training multi-skilled social workers, but a great deal of head and heart work is necessary before the idea of generic social work can become a practical and viable reality

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