“…For example, in June 2015 we conducted a search in Social Work Abstracts of literature since 2000 using the search term advanced generalist, which yielded only four peer-reviewed journal articles (though the search was not limited to articles). Of these four, only Lavitt's (2009) conceptual discussion of advanced generalist social work practice was directly relevant, whereas the other three (Bushfield, 2005;Holliman, Dziegielewski, & Datta, 2001;Lawson & Alameda-Lawson, 2001) focused on different topics and discussed advanced generalist education or practice in relation to these topics. We also used two current books in our literature search and review that had not appeared in our search in Social Work Abstracts: Advanced Generalist Social Work Practice by Derezotes (2000) and Thoughts on an Advanced Generalist Education (2004), edited by Roy and Vecchiolla.…”