Evidence and knowledge are fundamental in professional practice. A
key skill for social workers is understanding how to use the range
of sources available. Being able to explain the evidence
underpinning decisions and the knowledge base of professional
interventions is not just good practice: it's essential in
partnership working and in acting accountably. This innovative book
recognizes and builds on the complex nature of social work
practice. It challenges the view that there is one best form of
knowledge which applies equally to all aspects of practice. Tony
Evans and Mark Hardy outline key debates and put forward approaches
to evidence and knowledge that encourage readers to use a range of
different forms of knowledge to inform and develop their
professional practice. This helpful book also supports reflection
and learning by including case studies, activities and tasks
alongside the main text."Evidence and Knowledge for Practice" is
essential reading for social work students, qualified social
workers and other readers with an interest in social work practice.
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