PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK

Psychiatric Social Work

This is, I believe, the first book to be devoted wholly to the subject of psychiatric social work. It is to be expected that it should come from America, where the experience of psychiatric social work extends over a period of thirty years and whose workers still are more articulate concerning the trends of their work and their essential roles than we are here in Britain. Much of the book is de...

Developing a Protocol for Psychiatric Social Work Interventions

Introduction: Psychiatric social work (PSW) is one of the most important areas of social work practice. So far, no protocol has been designed for these interventions in Iran. In this study, for the first time PSW protocol has been designed and presented. Methods: This study was conducted in three phases: desk review, directed content analysis and group discussion for receiving experts' comments...

British Journal of Psychiatric Social Work

British Journal of Psychiatric Social Work

able from A.P.S.W., 1 Park Crescent, London, W.l. 3s. 6d. The third number of the official organ of the Association of Psychiatric Social Workers, published |n November, 1949, contains some extremely mteresting and well-written articles by members of the Association. The subject matter is varied and covers a field as widely separated as the work of the j^uly Authorized Officer and the responsib...

British Journal of Psychiatric Social Work

lished by the Association of Psychiatric Social Workers. 3s. 6d. This is a new publication. The second issue contains a number of interesting articles by psychiatric social workers in fields of work as varied as Child Guidance Clinics, Maternity and Child Welfare centres, Community Care and a community of Displaced Persons. There is a paper on a psychiatric social worker's personal experience i...