Titlebook: Making Sense of Social Work; Psychodynamics, Syst Michael Preston-Shoot,Dick Agass Textbook 1990Latest edition Michael Preston-Shoot and Di

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Michael Preston-Shoot,Dick Agassate between tissues and give patholog­ ical information about diseases has led to earlier treatment, thus increasing the likelihood of recovery. The images produced using this technique give superb anatomical detail in any plane and are obtained without the use of ionising radiation. The increased u

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Michael Preston-Shoot,Dick Agasserspective. Readers will find detailed information and guidance on the role of MRI in all aspects of treatment, from dose planning, with or without CT, through to response assessment. Extensive coverage is devoted to the latest technological developments and emerging options. These include hybrid MR

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Introduction: concerns, curiosity and visions,loads, multiplying responsibilities contrasting with static or contracting resources, the emotional and physical impact of the work, the deletion of posts in some fields to meet financial targets or the demands of child protection work, apparently contradictory public expectations and vitriol from t

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Defining the theory: a systems approach, or ‘unitary’ approach (Goldstein, 1973; Pincus and Minahan, 1973; Specht and Vickery, 1977). This broadly-based ‘systems’ perspective on social work practice has undoubtedly been influential, though it has not heralded the new dawn so eagerly awaited by some enthusiasts (Evans, 1976). The most dram

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