The New Social Worker
SEPTEMBER 27, 2022
Moral injury, a term first coined in research on Vietnam veterans and PTSD, describes inner conflict experienced when betraying an inherent moral code in “high stakes” situations. It has also been found to have high prevalence in healthcare settings.
International Federation of Social Workers
SEPTEMBER 27, 2022
Time and date: Friday 30th September 2022 at 5pm CET Speaker: Ketevan Lekishvili – Georgia Please join us for a meeting of New Social Workers from IFSW Europe. It is one […].
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The Guardian
SEPTEMBER 27, 2022
Philip Wood on having to turn to private treatment because of health service underresourcing, Dr Pilar Murphy on staff shortages and Dr Euan Strachan-Orr on the pressure GPs face Your editorial ( 22 September ) and Rachel Clarke’s excoriating opinion piece ( Instead of helping desperate NHS doctors like me, Thérèse Coffey is sticking in the boot, 22 September ) demonstrate how the Tories continue to mismanage and impoverish state health and social care.
Michigan Social Work
SEPTEMBER 27, 2022
Assistant Professor Rebeccah Sokol is part of the inaugural cohort of six new faculty members hired for U-M Institute of Firearm Injury Prevention to advance knowledge and identify solutions to the ongoing national epidemic. Sokol focuses her research on youth exposure to adversity, and on firearm injury and violence prevention.
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NCCPR Child Welfare Blog
SEPTEMBER 27, 2022
NCCPR in The Missouri Independent: Fixing Missouri child welfare: Darrell Missey has it backwards In his masterful biography The Power Broker, Robert Caro describes how New York City’s “master builder” Robert Moses, became a master destroyer of communities because of a fundamental misunderstanding. Moses thought that if he just blasted enough highways through enough neighborhoods it would end the city’s chronic traffic congestion.
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