Post-Qualifying Social Work Practice

Abstract

Preface - Stuart Brook List of contributors Introduction What is post qualifying social work practice? - Patricia Higham PART ONE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS FOR PQ PRACTICE - Patricia Higham Continuing professional development and post qualifying social work frameworks - Patricia Higham flagships for social work reform or sinking ships? Consolidating values in PQ practice - Kish Bhatti-Sinclair Partnerships with people who use service and carers - Patricia Higham and Claire Torkington PART TWO SPECIALIST PRACTICE - Patricia Higham Children, young people, their families and carers - Celia Doyle and Susan Kennedy PQ social work practice in mental health - Ric Bowl Social work and older people, - a view from over Offa's Dyke - Aled Wyn Griffiths, Joanna Griffiths and Averil Jarrett Engaging with the social model of disability - Bob Sapey Learning disability - Kathy Boxall and Speakup Self Advocacy and Eastwood Action Group European skills and models: the relevance of the social pedagogue - Jacob Kornbeck and Eunice Lumsden PART THREE PQ FUNCTIONS - Patricia Higham Inter-professional learning and multi-professional practice for PQ - Roger Smith Research and reflective practice - Eithne Darragh and Brian Taylor Practice education - Patricia Higham and Mavis Sharp Leadership and management - Victoria Stewart, Laurence Taylor Clarke, and Joyce Lishman PART FOUR LEARNING ORGANISATIONS AND CRITICALITY - Patricia Higham Employment perspectives - Nicholas Blinston and Patricia Higham PQ issues, career development and criticality - Patricia Higham

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