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Recasting Licensing in Social Work: Something More for Professionalism
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  • 2008Reinterpreting Abraham Flexner’s Speech, “Is Social Work a Profession?”: Its Meaning and Influence on the Field’s Early Professional Development47 cited
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  • 2008Rethinking Boundaries: Ethical Dilemmas in the Social Worker-Client Relationship39 cited
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  • 2009LCSW Examination Pass Rates: Implications for Social Work Education32 cited
  • 2004Social Work Licensure: A Brief History and Description30 cited
  • 2001The State of the Profession27 cited
  • 2000Should Licensure be Required for Faculty Who Teach Direct Practice Courses? Yes!

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  • 2019The Great Divide Between Social Work Educational Policy and Licensure Examinations: Differing Approaches to Identifying Competency That Are Challenging the Profession22 cited
  • 2022Racial Disparity in Social Work Licensure Exam Pass Rates20 cited
  • 2022Social Work Licensure and Regulation in the United States: Current Trends and Recommendations for the Future14 cited
  • 2022Linking Social Work Licensure Examination Pass Rates to Accreditation: The Merits, Challenges, and Implications for Social Work Education10 cited
  • 2022Social Work Regulation in the United Arab Emirates7 cited
  • 2021Scaling up Evidence-based Treatments in Youth Behavioral Healthcare: Social Work Licensing Influences on Task-shifting Opportunities4 cited
  • 2025Promoting Competence: Multistage Conceptualization, Empirical Evidence, and Current Controversies on Licensure to Inform a Future Research Agenda4 cited
  • 2020Social Work Minors in Undergraduate Education: Benefit or Burden?4 cited
  • 2021“I Know What I Know… Unless I Don’t”: Examining Faculty Knowledge About Social Work Licensing4 cited
  • 2022Dismantling Structures That Impede Clinical Social Work Practice4 cited
  • 2024Effectiveness of China’s social work professional level examination: based on evaluating professional competence3 cited
  • 2024Social Work Licensing: Then and Now3 cited
  • 2019Research Note—Is Social Work Education a Form of Social Work Practice?3 cited
  • 2022Evaluating Professional Misconduct: The Effects of Licensure State and Board Membership3 cited