Social Work During COVID-19
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Social Work During COVID-19
Glocal Perspectives and Implications for the Future of Social Work
McFadden, Paula; Adusumalli, Malathi; Mooney, Joseph; Harrikari, Timo; Leppiaho, Tuomas
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
258
Mole
9781032448916
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1.Introduction: Social Work through a Pandemic: Living with Complexity, Mobilising Adaptive Capacity, and Promoting Social Resilience? Section One - Policies and Governance Framing Social Work Practice. 2.Social Workers' Response to COVID-19 in Slovenia: The Interconnectedness of Macro, Mezzo, and Micro Levels of Practice. 3.COVID-19 Social Work in the Expanding Neoliberal Welfare States. 4.Development of Digital Social Work in the Early Phase of COVID-19 Pandemic in Slovenia and Finland. Section Two - Voices from the Field: Facing Challenges and Creating Solutions. 5.UK Social Worker Burnout and Coping during the First Years of the COVID-19 Pandemic. 6.Social Work during Triple Lockdown: A Restatement of Discourses in Estonia? 7.Teams Interrupted: Social Work Teams as Communities of Practice and Coping during COVID-19. 8.Social Work during Crises: Good Practices and Bottlenecks According to Social Workers in Flanders, Belgium. Section Three - Vulnerabilities and Adaptive Capacities at the Client Interface. 9.Social Workers' Context of Practice during COVID-19 in Iran. 10.Experiences of Social Service Officers working at Safe Home during COVID-19 in Bangladesh. 11.Social Vulnerability of Older Adults and COVID-19: Findings from Surveys of Professionals Providing Care in Japan. 12.Social Work and Lost Contacts with Clients during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Experiences of Shared Trauma from Three Different Civil Society Organisations. Section Four - Restarting the Dynamics, Relationships, and Connectivity in Social Work. 13.'And I Say, "Yes" Because I Want to Help'-Social Workers Reflections on Practice in Ireland during COVID-19. 14.Transformative Disruption?-Reflections on Care in Social Work under a COVID-19 Pandemic Lockdown. 15.A Shift in Social Interaction in Social Work during the COVID-19 Pandemic. 16.COVID-19 as a Game Changer for the Digitalisation of Social Work. Section Five - Conclusion. 17.Social Work through Pandemic: Conclusions, Lessons Learned, and Future Orientations.
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Covid-19;Pandemic Social Work;Glocal perspectives;Future social work;Social Workers;Face To Face;Follow;Social Work Research;Remote Work;Social Work Practice;Service Users;Digital Tools;Social Work Teams;Frontline Social Workers;Social Service Officers;Chronic;Social Work Communities;Shared Trauma;Digital Transformation;Pandemic Conditions;Vice Versa;Pandemic Context;Social Service Organisations;Homecare Workers;Constructivist Grounded Theory Approach;Virtual CoP;Child Protection Social Work;Social Work Organisations
1.Introduction: Social Work through a Pandemic: Living with Complexity, Mobilising Adaptive Capacity, and Promoting Social Resilience? Section One - Policies and Governance Framing Social Work Practice. 2.Social Workers' Response to COVID-19 in Slovenia: The Interconnectedness of Macro, Mezzo, and Micro Levels of Practice. 3.COVID-19 Social Work in the Expanding Neoliberal Welfare States. 4.Development of Digital Social Work in the Early Phase of COVID-19 Pandemic in Slovenia and Finland. Section Two - Voices from the Field: Facing Challenges and Creating Solutions. 5.UK Social Worker Burnout and Coping during the First Years of the COVID-19 Pandemic. 6.Social Work during Triple Lockdown: A Restatement of Discourses in Estonia? 7.Teams Interrupted: Social Work Teams as Communities of Practice and Coping during COVID-19. 8.Social Work during Crises: Good Practices and Bottlenecks According to Social Workers in Flanders, Belgium. Section Three - Vulnerabilities and Adaptive Capacities at the Client Interface. 9.Social Workers' Context of Practice during COVID-19 in Iran. 10.Experiences of Social Service Officers working at Safe Home during COVID-19 in Bangladesh. 11.Social Vulnerability of Older Adults and COVID-19: Findings from Surveys of Professionals Providing Care in Japan. 12.Social Work and Lost Contacts with Clients during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Experiences of Shared Trauma from Three Different Civil Society Organisations. Section Four - Restarting the Dynamics, Relationships, and Connectivity in Social Work. 13.'And I Say, "Yes" Because I Want to Help'-Social Workers Reflections on Practice in Ireland during COVID-19. 14.Transformative Disruption?-Reflections on Care in Social Work under a COVID-19 Pandemic Lockdown. 15.A Shift in Social Interaction in Social Work during the COVID-19 Pandemic. 16.COVID-19 as a Game Changer for the Digitalisation of Social Work. Section Five - Conclusion. 17.Social Work through Pandemic: Conclusions, Lessons Learned, and Future Orientations.
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Covid-19;Pandemic Social Work;Glocal perspectives;Future social work;Social Workers;Face To Face;Follow;Social Work Research;Remote Work;Social Work Practice;Service Users;Digital Tools;Social Work Teams;Frontline Social Workers;Social Service Officers;Chronic;Social Work Communities;Shared Trauma;Digital Transformation;Pandemic Conditions;Vice Versa;Pandemic Context;Social Service Organisations;Homecare Workers;Constructivist Grounded Theory Approach;Virtual CoP;Child Protection Social Work;Social Work Organisations
