The Place of Knowledge in Social Work Activity
The British Journal of Social WorkPublished 1 January 1979
Robert Carew
Citations63
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SJR score0.74
SNIP1.20
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This study considers whether a small sample of social workers was using theoretical knowledge as a basis for activities in practice. The findings indicate that the use of this type of knowledge was minimal. They also bring to light a number of questions related to the development of knowledge for use in social work practice.
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