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The post-qualifying handbook for social workers
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The post-qualifying handbook for social workers

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Introduction
Engaging with continuing professional development: with or without qualification? / Michael Preston-Shoot
Reflective, critical and transformational practice / Robert Adams
Ethics and values in theory and in practice / Mary Rayner
The social context of postqualifying practice / Nigel Leech
Integrating theory and practice at post qualifying level / Ian Duncan
Post qualifying studies: a European and international context / Malcolm Payne
Researching practice / Terry Murphy and David Nulty
Practice
Introduction
Developing inclusive practice in children and families social work / James Reid with Juliette Oko
Community care and care management / Martin Leveridge
A way forward for mental health social work / Linda de Chenu
Learning disabilities today: integrated working / Mike Wren
Working with young offenders today: the ongoing tensions of welfare and justice / Denis Hart
Issues
Introduction
Assessment / Brian Littlechild and James Reid
'I just don't want to go there' - sexuality in social work education and practice / Lee Brogatski, Lesley Duggan, Jo Levie & Joy Trotter
Thinking about loss to make sense of our self / Maggie Jackson
Teaching, assessing or mentoring: facilitating learning on practice placements / Jackie Gilchrist
Users and carers involvement in education and service delivery: the ideal, the practical or the tokenistic? / Wade Tovey
Doing PQ
Introduction
The PQ framework in England from 2007 / Vicki Lawson-Brown
Adopting a strategic approach to PQ learning / Paula Sobiechowska
The use of portfolios in social work education / Maire Maisch
Post script
Appendices.

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