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Published by:: The New Social Worker
Published:: 10/7/2010
Specs:: Standard / 8.25" x 10.75"
36 pages Saddle-stitched

Category:: Business & Finance
Tags:: africa, child sexual abuse, child welfare, field placement, foreign-born clients, international social work, loan forgiveness, new social worker, nigeria, social work ethics, social work web sites, Thai clients, tuberculosis social wrok

Fall 2010, Vol. 17, No. 4 THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER

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Ethics: 'Til Death Do Us Part: Does a Client Ever Stop Being a Client?

Field Placement: Fielding Challenges, Finding Strengths: Supervisors and Students Voice Their Views on Giving and Taking Supervision

Loan Forgiveness Eases Debt Burden for New Social Workers

Creating Trust and Rapport With Foreign-Born Clients

Social Work in a Public Health Tuberculosis Control Program

Protecting the Health and Well-Being of Our Nation's Children: An Evaluation of the Healthy Families America Program

International Social Work in Nigeria, Africa

Beyond Belief: Receiving Validation as a Victim of Sexual Abuse

SW 2.0: Adventures 'Round the Social Work Web

Social Work News

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