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The Profession of Clinical Social Work

Diane Rullo

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The profession of social work has changed considerably over the past 100 years, allowing for a specialization in direct clinical practice. Clinical social workers are well-trained professionals treating individuals and families to meet their needs, influencing a positive change in society.

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The profession of social work has changed considerably over the past 100 years, allowing for a specialization in direct clinical practice. Clinical social workers are well-trained professionals treating individuals and families to meet their needs, influencing a positive change in society.

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The profession of social work has changed considerably over the past 100 years, allowing for a specialization in direct clinical practice. Clinical social workers are well-trained professionals treating individuals and families to meet their needs, influencing a positive change in society.

Key concepts: Social work, Clinical social work, Work (physics), Social change, Public relations, Medical education, Psychology, Sociology

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