Social Work

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"Introduction and Statement of Purpose Social work has long sought a conceptual framework to describe both its most basic approach to service delivery -- generalist social work practice -- and the underlying and normative ethics and values which must be operationalized in the delivery of client services. Generalist social work might accurately be described as a perspective that focuses on the interface between systems, on a client-centered and problem-focused philosophy, and on an openness to multiple theories and approaches for improving peoples' well-being (Schatz, Jenkins, & Sheafor, 1990).
In this context, as Schatz, et al (p. 219), have pointed out, all social workers have been charged with the task of acquiring knowledge about their communities and client groups .."

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