Sentence examples for social work model from inspiring English sources

The fact many FBOs have a paucity of frontline workers who are believers, and moreover that the model of working is basically a secular social work model, rather limits the claim that faith-based organisations do anything in particular that is different from other voluntary organisations.

There are elements of the reclaiming social work model which I can see make a difference.

The latter is the company co-founded by Isabelle Trowler, chief social worker for children and families, which markets the Hackney "reclaiming social work" model (Trowler no longer has a financial interest in the company).

"Task-centered Treatment" was the first theory and research-based social work model of treatment and this approach is one of the foundations for evidence-based practice.

The latter was of major concern to indigenous social workers who had experienced the negative impact of western social work models, forced on their communities with horrific consequences.

None of the treatment facilities were addiction-as-disease models of treatment, and the units generally used a mixture of cognitive-behavioural and general social work models in their treatment approach.

I found an apparent erosion of traditional social work supervision models in the workplace in rural, remote and regional Australia.

By allowing for input by ethics committees, which often draw members from a wide range of disciplines including medicine, nursing, law, theology and social work, the Texas model offers an excellent blueprint for other states to follow.

In 2006, we founded and developed "Reclaiming social work", or "the Hackney model", which helped transform Hackney children's services.

Research on Social Work Practice, 3, 288 311] model of social support is increasingly used as a framework for researching social support in sport, particularly in relation to sports injury.

We have a chance now to reshape social work and new practice models are emerging, for example in Hackney where they are 'reclaiming' social work with small units containing consultant social workers with much higher levels of delegated discretion.