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Social Work Department, Hospital

Known as: Hospital Social Work Department 
Hospital department responsible for administering and providing social services to patients and their families.
National Institutes of Health

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Hospital DepartmentsSocial Welfare
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2002
2002
Introduction: promoting and maintaining a reflective professional staff in a hospital-based social work department.
Promoting and sustaining a staff of reflective social work practitioners requires a supportive departmental structure and culture… 
1996
1996
Creating organizational vision in a hospital social work department: the leitmotif for continuous change management.
1993
1993
Decision making and social work: another look.
With the inauguration of a new administration that promises change, social workers have high hopes that the wrenching economic… 
1991
1991
The beginning development of a model for joint research between a hospital social work department and a school of social work.
Efforts of agencies and schools of social work to encourage goals of research and professional writing among their staff and… 
Review
1990
Review
1990
Hospital social work information system
Abstract This chapter provides an overview into management information systems used within a hospital social work department. The… 
1984
1984
Issues for hospitals in educating social work students for social work practice in health care settings.
Conflicting values and issues emerge when hospital and professional school converge to educate the next generation of the… 
1982
1982
A walk-in and telephone inquiry service: a function of a hospital social work department.
This article describes a study undertaken to evaluate the Walk-In and Telephone Inquiry Service provided by a social work… 
1979
1979
Changing hospital practice and social work staffing.
If social workers are to survive in hospitals and gain satisfacation from their work, they must begin to find new ways to apply… 
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