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New Directions in Social Work

The Practice of Generalist Social Work

Chapters 1-7

Birkenmaier, Julie & Berg-Weger, Marla & Adams, Deborah

The Practice of Generalist Social Work

New Directions in Social Work

The Practice of Generalist Social Work

Chapters 1-7

New Directions in Social Work: The Practice of Generalist Social Work

 

The fifth edition of The Practice of Generalist Social Work expands its foundational and integrated coverage of social work values, ethics, competencies, and behaviors as they relate and operate within varied practice settings.

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Beschrijving New Directions in Social Work: The Practice of Generalist Social Work

The fifth edition of The Practice of Generalist Social Work expands its foundational and integrated coverage of social work values, ethics, competencies, and behaviors as they relate and operate within varied practice settings.

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9780367488024
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450
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New Directions in Social Work
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Algemene sociale wetenschappen
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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