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A new blog by Malcolm Payne For all those who want to join an online community where people think that social care and social work are important in end-of-life and palliative care and end-of-life care needs a higher profile in social care. At least 3 posts a week...send your comments... Find it at: blogs.stchristophers.org.uk
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“. . . recognizes the critical role of teams in contemporary professional practice. . .. The book is rich in case material as well as broad in its conceptual discussion.” — Thomas Meenaghan, New York University "This is an exceptionally rich text...Very appropriate for advanced practice." — Christian Itin, Greater Rochester TEAMWORK IN MULTIPROFESSIONAL CARE
In this important text, Malcolm Payne shows how team members in care
services can use networking and team- building to strengthen their practice
by working with wider networks of agencies, professionals, and service
users. He brings traditional team development up to date, including
perspectives from research, management ideas, and professional writings.
Each chapter contains a concise account of new ideas in teamwork, practical
guidance on teambuilding, and teambuilding activities. Team development
activities are discussed in the appendix. Preface
Appendix: Team Development Activities Malcolm Payne is the director of psycho-social and spiritual care at St. Christopher's Hospice in London. He is emeritus professor at Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom. He has been extensively involved in international social work, leading and working on projects to develop social work and social policy in Russia, China, and Eastern Europe. He has written 10 books and 250 shorter works published in 13 languages, including the best-selling Modern Social Work Theory as well as What is Professional Social Work?. He is also co-author of Social Work in End-of-Life and Palliative Care. 2000, Paper, 288 Pages, ISBN 978-0-925065-36-0, Price $39.95
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