Social crisis and the formation of medico‐social service in Russia

Shchepin, O.; Сидоров, П. И.; Vyazmin, A. M.

doi:10.1111/j.1468-2397.1998.tb00269.x

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“…In some countries, social work in health care is quite new. For instance, in Russia, medico-social work is being developed with the aid of academics and practitioners from abroad (Shchepin et al, 1998).…”

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Social Work in Health Care

Auslander

2001

Journal of Social Work

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Summary: Social work in health care has been established for more than 100 years and has developed into a major sector of the profession in countries around the world. This article reports on a Delphi exercise aimed at exploring the achievements of social work in health care in a variety of countries, as judged by a team of expert practitioners and academics. Findings: Twenty key accomplishments were identified. Two of them received particularly high ratings: achieving recognition and legitimacy, and effecting a change in the models of illness and health. Three others - knowledge development, direct interventions with patients and development of culturally appropriate interventions - also received high marks. Applications: The findings are quite consistent with the social work literature, indicating the benefits to be gained from international cooperation and collaboration.

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