Titlebook: Social Welfare and Social Value; The Role of Caring P Richard Hugman,Jo Campling Textbook 1998Latest edition Richard Hugman 1998 health.med

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Richard Hugman urological disorders; consequences of renal disease; and miscellaneous topics. The text is in a bulleted format with tables and algorithms wherever possible, making it straightforward and easy to read. An appendix includes further important information such as normal values, drug dosages, and drug nephrotoxicity.978-3-642-12482-2978-3-642-12483-9

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Richard Hugman urological disorders; consequences of renal disease; and miscellaneous topics. The text is in a bulleted format with tables and algorithms wherever possible, making it straightforward and easy to read. An appendix includes further important information such as normal values, drug dosages, and drug nephrotoxicity.978-3-642-12482-2978-3-642-12483-9

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urological disorders; consequences of renal disease; and miscellaneous topics. The text is in a bulleted format with tables and algorithms wherever possible, making it straightforward and easy to read. An appendix includes further important information such as normal values, drug dosages, and drug nephrotoxicity.978-3-642-12482-2978-3-642-12483-9

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Textbook 1998Latest editionough policy.The implications of these ideas for the caring professions in social welfare are explored, as are important questions about the use of industrial and commercial metaphors in health and human services.

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The Role of Professional Valuesthey relate to the overall objectives of social welfare policy. Moreover, such questions lead to an examination of the role which caring professions play in the establishment of such objectives and so to questioning the nature of the caring professions themselves.

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Service Users as Consumersnless both professionals and service users themselves see service users as consumers, with attendant expectations about rights to standards of service, then the project of reformulating social welfare as production will be incomplete. Therefore, consumerism is a necessary part of the overall reconstruction of social welfare (Walsh, 1994).