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|September 8, 2006

Summary

The Social Work Leadership Enhancement Program benefits international participants and U.S. social workers, fostering global social work thinking and expanding professional networks worldwide.

Area of Science:

Social Work
Leadership Development
Global Health

Background:

The Department of Social Work Services at Mount Sinai Medical Center implemented a leadership program.
This program aimed to enhance leadership skills among social workers.

Purpose of the Study:

To reflect on the value and impact of the Social Work Leadership Enhancement Program.
To highlight the reciprocal benefits for international participants and domestic staff.

Main Methods:

Personal reflections and commentary on program experiences.
Qualitative assessment of program outcomes and influence.

Main Results:

The program significantly benefits international social work participants.

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Exposure to international social workers enriches the perspectives of domestic staff.

The program fosters global social work thinking and expands professional networks.

Conclusions:

The Social Work Leadership Enhancement Program has a profound international influence.
The program nurtures global social work discourse and practice.
Continued program expansion strengthens a growing network of social workers globally.