Titlebook: Law for Social Work Practice; Working with Vulnera Robert Johns,Andrew Sedgwick Textbook 1999Latest edition Robert Johns and Andrew Sedgwic

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Robert Johns,Andrew SedgwickSocial work law is core to the social work curriculum, and this is the only social work law text to consider exclusively the needs of vulnerable adults, who tend to get overlooked in the literature .

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978-0-333-69378-0Robert Johns and Andrew Sedgwick 1999

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Social Care Law in Practice,This book is about vulnerable adults. It is about the kinds of issue that confront people who care for them or who advise them. It is about real-life situations and how these relate to the law regarding social care. It is about relating law . practice.

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Promoting Rights,This chapter includes a brief review of the wider issues highlighted in the various case studies discussed in this book. Rather than describing and analysing the current legal provision, however, the debate moves on to consider what reforms are needed.

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Assessing Needs and Providing Services,be on someone who does not really know much about those services or indeed how to gain access to them. This issue is particularly relevant to people who have acquired a disability and have been ‘referred’ to the welfare agencies that ought to be able to advise them.

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Protecting People from Themselves,own care be overridden? When is it right to deprive someone of their liberty in order to protect them from themselves? At what point should caring professionals intervene to oblige someone to accept help even if they have declared that they do not wish to receive this help?

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Textbook 1999Latest edition to the practice predicaments social workers face in their daily work.Focusing on an area of law not covered in depth in standard texts currently available, it offers clear and accessible coverage of care in the community and protection of the most vulnerable in our society in a stimulating practice-focused way.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-14473-0care; crime; law; social work