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Evaluation and Social Work Practice Ian Shaw

Evaluation and Social Work Practice By Ian Shaw

Evaluation and Social Work Practice by Ian Shaw


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Summary

Demonstrates ways in which evaluation can and should be an important dimension of social work practice. The book presents an assessment of both qualitative methodology and of the empirical practice movement, and the contributors have varied perspectives.

Evaluation and Social Work Practice Summary

Evaluation and Social Work Practice by Ian Shaw

Evaluation and Social Work Practice offers a comprehensive treatment of the central issues confronting evaluation in social work that links theory and method to practical applications.

Evaluation is an integral part of social work and social care provision, for both practice and service delivery. Evaluation can improve effectiveness and increase accountability and help develop new models of practice and service delivery. The authors argue that evaluation should not just be applied to practice but should be a direct dimension of practice.

Appealing to the student, researcher and practitioner, Evaluation and Social Work Practice will become the standard reference source on evaluation in social work.

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Evaluation and Social Work Practice Reviews

`The authors are obviously experts in their respective fields and they conduct competent and readable overviews of their topics.... Evaluation and Social Work Practice would make an excellent text for graduate research students seeking an overview of various contemporary philosophies of science and their derivative methodologies.' - British Journal of Social Work

About Ian Shaw

Dr. Ian Shaw is S R Nathan Professor of Social Work at National University of Singapore and Professor Emeritus at the University of York, England. He was the first chair of the European Social Work Research Association (ESWRA) and a founder editor of the journal Qualitative Social Work. He has authored almost 100 peer-reviewed papers, more than 20 books, 60 book chapters, and various research reports. He has written extensively in the journals on issues arising from the relationship between social work and sociology over the last century. His more recent books include Social Work Science (2016) and Research and the Social Work Picture (2018). He is pursuing a graduate programme in creative writing, which sits alongside his interests in gardening, his local church, volunteering in his village shop, playing badminton (badly), and Bob Dylan. Professor Joyce Lishman is now retired, and was previously Head of the School of Applied Social Studies, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, UK. She was also General Editor of the Research Highlights in Social Work series for many years.

Table of Contents

Introduction - Joyce Lishman Evidence for Practice - Ian Shaw A Perspective on Empirical Practice - William J Reid and Pamela Zettergren Qualitative Practice Evaluation - Nick Gould Evaluation and Empowerment - Karen Dullea and Audrey Mullender Collaborative Evaluation with Service Users - Clare Evans and Mike Fisher Feminist Evaluation - Beth Humphries Histories in Social Work - Ruth R Martin Work in Progress - Karen Tanner and Pat Le Riche Interviewing and Evaluating - Jan Fook, Robyn Munford and Jackie Sanders Qualitative Clinical Research and Evaluation - Roy Ruckdeschel Single-System Evaluation - Martin Bloom Behavioural and Cognitive Interventions - Maurice Vanstone

Additional information

GOR002017860
9780761957935
0761957936
Evaluation and Social Work Practice by Ian Shaw
Used - Very Good
Paperback
SAGE Publications Inc
1999-05-19
256
N/A
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