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Social Work Recording

A New Look at an Old Issue

Natalie Ames Department of Social Work and Gerontology, California University of PennsylvaniaView further author information
Pages 227-237 | Accepted 01 May 1998, Published online: 20 Mar 2014

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Jeanne L. Thomas, Elizabeth O. Schuster & Alison R. Fuller. (2016) Giving Our Students Professional Voice: Development and Implementation of a BSW Course on Writing for Agency Practice. Journal of Social Work Education 52:2, pages 234-241.
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AnaM. Leon & Julie Pepe. (2013) Utilizing a Continuing Education Workshop to Increase Knowledge of Documentation Among Hospital Psychosocial Staff. Journal of Social Service Research 39:1, pages 115-128.
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Elisa Martin & Raquel Moriarty. (2012) An Exploratory Examination of Record Keeping Policies and Procedures in Preparation for Evidence-Based Practice. Administration in Social Work 36:5, pages 520-544.
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Mark Hardy. (2012) Shift Recording in Residential Child Care. Ethics and Social Welfare 6:1, pages 88-96.
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Riki Savaya. (2010) Enhancing Student Awareness of the Importance of Full and Accurate Documentation in Social Work Practice. Social Work Education 29:6, pages 660-669.
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AnaM. Leon & Julie Pepe. (2010) Utilizing a Required Documentation Course to Improve the Recording Skills of Undergraduate Social Work Students. Journal of Social Service Research 36:4, pages 362-376.
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Emeline Homonoff. (2008) The Heart of Social Work: Best Practitioners Rise to Challenges in Field Instruction. The Clinical Supervisor 27:2, pages 135-169.
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Sue Cumming, Eileen Fitzpatrick, Donna McAuliffe, Silvana McKain, Catherine Martin & Angela Tonge. (2007) Raising the Titanic: Rescuing Social Work Documentation from the Sea of Ethical Risk. Australian Social Work 60:2, pages 239-257.
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Rick Csiernik, Patricia Furze, Laura Dromgole & Giselle Marie Rishchynski. (2006) Information Technology and Social Work—The Dark Side or Light Side?. Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work 3:3-4, pages 9-25.
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Terry Carrilio. (2005) Management Information Systems. Administration in Social Work 29:2, pages 43-61.
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Diana Schneider. (2022) Ensuring Privacy and Confidentiality in Social Work Through Intentional Omissions of Information in Client Information Systems: a Qualitative Study of Available and Non-available Data. Digital Society 1:3.
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E Miller & K Barrie. (2020) Narrative Recording as Relational Practice in Social Services: A Case Study from a Scottish Carer Support Organisation. The British Journal of Social Work 50:4, pages 995-1012.
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Jochen Devlieghere & Rudi Roose. (2018) Electronic Information Systems: In search of responsive social work. Journal of Social Work 18:6, pages 650-665.
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Jochen Devlieghere, Lieve Bradt & Rudi Roose. (2017) Governmental Rationales for Installing Electronic Information Systems: A Quest for Responsive Social Work. Social Policy & Administration 51:7, pages 1488-1504.
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David Monteiro. (2016) Street-level bureaucracy revisited. Language and Dialogue 6:1, pages 54-80.
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Susan Baines, Penelope Hill & Karin Garrety. (2014) What Happens When Digital Information Systems Are Brought Into Health and Social Care? Comparing Approaches to Social Policy in England and Australia. Social Policy and Society 13:4, pages 569-578.
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. 2013. Information Technology and Evidence-Based Social Work Practice. Information Technology and Evidence-Based Social Work Practice 19 36 .
K. J. Garrett. (2012) Managing School Social Work Records. Children & Schools 34:4, pages 239-248.
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Cathy Humphreys & Margaret Kertesz. (2012) ‘Putting the Heart Back into the Record’: Personal Records to Support Young People in Care. Adoption & Fostering 36:1, pages 27-39.
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L. Bradt, R. Roose, M. Bouverne-De Bie & M. De Schryver. (2011) Data Recording and Social Work: From the Relational to the Social. British Journal of Social Work 41:7, pages 1372-1382.
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Rudi Roose, Andre Mottart, Nele Dejonckheere, Carol van Nijnatten & Maria De Bie. (2009) Participatory social work and report writing. Child & Family Social Work 14:3, pages 322-330.
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Terry E. Carrilio. (2008) Accountability, Evidence, and the Use of Information Systems in Social Service Programs. Journal of Social Work 8:2, pages 135-148.
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Carolyn Taylor. (2008) Trafficking in Facts. Qualitative Social Work 7:1, pages 25-42.
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