Military Social Work Around the Globe
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Military Social Work Around the Globe
Green-Hurdle, Karen; Forgey, Mary Ann
Springer International Publishing AG
11/2022
283
Dura
Inglês
9783031144813
15 a 20 dias
641
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1. Developing Global Collaboration in Military Social Work.- 2. Military Social Work in Australia: Opportunities for Policy, Practice, and Education.- 3. Military Social Work in the Canadian Armed Forces.- 4. Military Social Work in the Danish Defence.- 5. Military Social Work in the Finnish Defense Forces.- 6. The Approach to Military Social Work in the Republic of Ireland.- 7. Military Social Work in the Israel Defence Forces (IDF).- 8. Occupational Social Work Within the Netherlands Armed Forces.- 9. The Approach to Military Social Work in Aotearoa New Zealand.- 10. Military Social Work in South Africa.- 11. Military Social Work in the United Kingdom.- 12. Military Social Work in the United States Armed Forces with a Focus on Service Members and Military Organizations.- 13. History and Current Framework of Social Work Services Delivered to Families and Communities Within the United States Military.- 14. Equipping Uniformed and Civilian Social Workers for Service:Efforts of Civilian and Military Education Programs in the United States.- 15. Current Status of Military Social Work in Japan.- 16. Slovakia: The Newest Country to Develop Military Social Work - A Description of the Planning and Development Process.- 17. The Status of Military Social Work in Ukraine - Current Efforts to Develop this Role and the Obstacles Encountered.- 18. Strengthening Military Social Work Through the Development of a Global Understanding of Practice Similarities and Differences.
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international military social work practice;military social work models of practice;social work with military, veterans and families;occupational social work;military to civilian transition;military to civilian integration;deployment support;military family support;military social work education and practice;combat support;military social work history;combat-related stress;fitness for duty;deployment stress;cycle of deployment;international social work
1. Developing Global Collaboration in Military Social Work.- 2. Military Social Work in Australia: Opportunities for Policy, Practice, and Education.- 3. Military Social Work in the Canadian Armed Forces.- 4. Military Social Work in the Danish Defence.- 5. Military Social Work in the Finnish Defense Forces.- 6. The Approach to Military Social Work in the Republic of Ireland.- 7. Military Social Work in the Israel Defence Forces (IDF).- 8. Occupational Social Work Within the Netherlands Armed Forces.- 9. The Approach to Military Social Work in Aotearoa New Zealand.- 10. Military Social Work in South Africa.- 11. Military Social Work in the United Kingdom.- 12. Military Social Work in the United States Armed Forces with a Focus on Service Members and Military Organizations.- 13. History and Current Framework of Social Work Services Delivered to Families and Communities Within the United States Military.- 14. Equipping Uniformed and Civilian Social Workers for Service:Efforts of Civilian and Military Education Programs in the United States.- 15. Current Status of Military Social Work in Japan.- 16. Slovakia: The Newest Country to Develop Military Social Work - A Description of the Planning and Development Process.- 17. The Status of Military Social Work in Ukraine - Current Efforts to Develop this Role and the Obstacles Encountered.- 18. Strengthening Military Social Work Through the Development of a Global Understanding of Practice Similarities and Differences.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
international military social work practice;military social work models of practice;social work with military, veterans and families;occupational social work;military to civilian transition;military to civilian integration;deployment support;military family support;military social work education and practice;combat support;military social work history;combat-related stress;fitness for duty;deployment stress;cycle of deployment;international social work
