Report Writing for Social Workers

Report Writing for Social Workers
ISBN-10
0857259857
ISBN-13
9780857259851
Category
Social Science
Pages
128
Language
English
Published
2012-12-14
Publisher
Learning Matters
Author
Jane Watt

Description

Many students and qualified workers in all areas of social work feel apprehension at the prospect of writing a formal report for a court or tribunal. Writing may be a fundamental skill, but it is one that students and practitioners cannot afford to take for granted. Recent reviews (Baby P, Serious Case Review processes) highlighted the need for clear reports, recording and written communication between professionals. This practical and accessible textbook presents the report writing process in a clear and straightforward way. From methods of collecting and presenting evidence, to drawing conclusions and writing up a final report.

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