Issue 23 - Supporting Research, Evidence and Knowledge Exchange in Social Work & Social Care

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Now online: European Social Work Research

The inaugural issue of European Social Work Research (ESWR) journal is

available to read online. ESWR is the brand-new flagship journal of the

European Social Work Research Association (ESWRA) and is dedicated to the

development, practice and utilisation of social work research. It is the only

Europe-wide journal to focus uniquely on social work research. Free to access

until 30 June 2023, so please share the journal with your colleagues!

ePublication Date: 02 May 2023

Check out the article: Evidence into Practice Special Interest Group: launch

Authors: Anne McGlade; Sigrid James;Thomas Mackrill ; Sonia Patton; Kresta

Munkholt Sørensen ; Brian J. Taylor and Bruce Thyer;

Publication Date: 28 Apr 2023

Edited by:

Brian J. Taylor- University of Ulster, UK John D. Fluke- University of

Colorado USA Christopher Graham- Washington State Department USA

Emily Keddell- University of Otago, New Zealand Campbell KillickUniversity of Ulster, UK Aron Shlonsky- Monash University,

Australia

Andrew Whittaker- London South Bank University, UK If your university

(or employer or public) library is currently buying books or ebooks ready

for the next academic year you might like to send them the weblink:

Brief review by Prof Jill Manthorpe, CBE.

Expert yet accessible, this Handbook interweaves research learning with

experience. While tuned to the social work profession, the authors'

knowledge of assessment, decision making and risk will be of wider

interest to other professionals and those supporting them. With

contributions from 20 different countries, the relevance of the subjects is

clearly global. Drawing on a wide range of disciplines, this Handbook

looks set to inspire new thinking and practice innovations.

Check out the contents page on this link. A diverse range of authors that

includes a huge number of contributions from colleagues across

Northern Ireland.