Researching Supervision: a participative learning process for knowledge production in social work?

Published: Apr 17, 2014
Abstract
Supervision is recognised as a prerequisite for good practice and development in social work but may be considered inadequately researched (Carpenter et al. SCIE Briefing 43, 2012; O’Donoghue & Tsui, BJSW 2013, 1-18). Whilst threats and challenges to supervision persist, associated with the colonisation of the human service professions by New Public Management practices (Maidment & Beddoe ASW, 2012 65.2; Ruch 2012, BJSW 42.7) it can still be...
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Researching Supervision: a participative learning process for knowledge production in social work?
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Apr 17, 2014
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