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David B Nicholas1, Catherine Jones2, Barbara McPherson3
1a Faculty of Social Work, Central and Northern Alberta Region , University of Calgary , Edmonton , Alberta , Canada.
Abstract:
This participatory project identified competencies of social workers in health care, with a focus on entry to the field. Findings reflected discussion groups with n = 24 social workers in health care settings. Identified core competencies were: (a) a core base of knowledge specific to social work in health care, (b) understanding of the health care system and implications for practice, (c) a strong work ethic and confidence working with limited supervision, (d) interpersonal skills for multi-disciplinary teamwork, (e) understanding about complex role and power dynamics, (f) accountability for one's own work/practice and commitment to professional development, (g) reflectiveness on practice, and (h) an organizational commitment to capacity building.
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