Social context of clinical social work
DSW Carel B. Germain
Abstract
DSW Carel B. Germain
Abstract
Contemporary issues in clinical social work can be viewed as the outcomes of transactions between the profession and its environment After exploring the forces that contribute to the social context of clinical social work, this article indicates that resolving certain ecological issues may depend on the professional competence, identity, and autonomy of clinical social workers.
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Contemporary issues in clinical social work can be viewed as the outcomes of transactions between the profession and its environment After exploring the forces that contribute to the social context of clinical social work, this article indicates that resolving certain ecological issues may depend on the professional competence, identity, and autonomy of clinical social workers.
Key concepts: Social competence, Social work, Clinical social work, Autonomy, Social environment, Sociology, Competence (human resources), Social change