Titlebook: Animals in Social Work; Why and How They Mat Thomas Ryan (Associate Fellow of the Oxford Centre Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Economic Evaluation of Dialysish me. I was about five years old when I became fully aware of loving dogs. I mention this here, at the outset, because it seems remarkable to me now that over 50 years later, after I have built almost an entire career writing about social work practice and theory (and mostly not about dogs), that I

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Discussion of Paper by Pedersentowards greater integrative thinking about health and welfare. The global emergence of the concept of . has grown out of a number of sociopolitical, biomedical, and environmental pressures and influences, acting both internally on the theoretical limits of the health professions and disciplines, and

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Macroeconomic Evaluation of Kidney Dialysistanding of this social phenomenon has grown at a slow pace.. Seemingly disparate groupings of literature that can be subsumed under an overarching theme of inter-species homelessness make up this body, including sub-themes of homelessness due to domestic violence, chronic/street homelessness, homele

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Adam Bennett,G. Russell Kincaid,Max Watsoniant disorder (ODD) and reactive attachment disorder (RAD), was referred to our service because she ‘wasn’t engaging in therapy’. Her social worker said that she had been in and out of foster and group care all her life, and she had just lost her foster care placement. The social work agency had not

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Financial Policy Challenges on the Horizon,ried about the decisions I had to make. If I underestimated risk, a child could be harmed, even killed; if I overestimated risk, a child could be needlessly traumatised by an unnecessary removal from the home. Yet, realistically, how much could I, or anybody, see in the single home visit on which su

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Studies in Systems, Decision and Controlthe human psychosocial environment to include the impact of animals and nature on human adaptation and wellbeing. One would think that the social work profession’s person-in-environment perspective — a primary practice construct — would uniquely position social workers to understand and leverage the

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Angela Busacca,Melchiorre A. Monacaily. He was pleasantly surprised that a health professional would have any interest in this aspect of his life. According to Risley-Curtiss (2010), two-thirds of participants (1,091) responding to an American national study on social work practitioners and the human-companion animal bond reported th