Direct Social Work Practice: Theories and Skills for Becoming an Evidence-Based Practitioner (Social Work in the New Century)
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Direct Social Work Practice: Theories and Skills for Becoming an Evidence-Based Practitioner (Social Work in the New Century)

by Brian E. Perron, Mary C. (Carmel) Ruffolo, Elizabeth Harbeck Voshel

Textbook Social Work professional development evidence-based practice
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Direct Social Work Practice explores the theories and skills that support effective social work practice. With an emphasis on becoming an evidence-based practitioner, this book provides a foundation for students and professionals seeking to connect social work knowledge with thoughtful, informed practice.

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Direct Social Work Practice introduces theories and skills for developing effective social work practice.

The book centers on becoming an evidence-based practitioner, linking professional knowledge with informed decision-making.

Designed for social work education, it offers a foundation for understanding direct practice in the context of the field’s evolving needs.

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