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"The boundary-spanning approach to health-related social work extends over previously drawn barriers in order to afford social workers a greater scope of understanding, greater latitude in interventions, and greater access to organizations and systems. This book was written because Toba Schwaber Kerson believes that boundary spanning in all these areas is critical to social worker's abilities to help their clients/patients/consumers reach their goals.". "The book includes critical information regarding the nature of the relationship between social workers and clients/consumers/communities:…
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1 edition- Other · English · 2002Columbia University Press · 455 pages · 9780231110365
Medical social workPsychiatric social workMethodsService social medicalProfessional PracticeService social psychiatriqueService social médicalPratique professionnelle






