Effective Practice in Health, Social Care and Criminal Justice is an essential text for students, practitioners and managers from a variety of human service agencies, and is a must-read for anyone working in a multi-agency partnership.
Effective Practice in Health, Social Care and Criminal Justice is an essential text for students, practitioners and managers from a variety of human service agencies, and is a must-read for anyone working in a multi-agency partnership.
Ros Carnwell is Professor and Director of the Centre for Health and Community Research, Glyndwr University, Wrexham. UK. Julian Buchanan is Professor of Criminal and Community Justice, Glyndwr University, Wrexham. UK
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Notes on the Contributors Foreword by Walid El Ansari Preface by the editors Part One: The Context of Partnerships 1. The concepts of partnership and collaboration Ros Carnwell and Alex Carson 2. The impact of the digital age on partnership and collaboration Ros Carnwell and Julian Buchanan 3. Promoting inclusive partnership working Joy Merrell 4. Ethical issues of working in partnership Althea Allison Part Two: Partnerships in Practice 5. Interprofessional communication in child protection Brian Corby with Frances Young and Stella Coleman 6. Working in partnership to support people with mental health difficulties Adrian Jones 7. Working across the interface of formal and informal care of older people Pat Chambers and Judith Phillips 8. Understanding and misunderstanding problem drug use: working together Julian Buchanan 9. Addressing homelessness through effective partnership working Emma Wincup 10. Problem drug use and safeguarding children: partnership and practice issues Julian Buchanan with Brian Corby 11. Tackling behavioural problems in the classroom using a student assistance programme Ros Carnwell, Sally Ann Baker, and Carl Wassell 12. Not behind closed doors: Working in partnership against domestic violence Liz Blyth and Sobia Shaw 13. Working with Gypsy Travellers: A partnership approach Angela Roberts 14. Effective partnerships to assist mentally-disordered offenders Virginia Minogue 15. Partnership approaches to working with people with HIV Ruth Wilson Part Three: Learning from Partnerships 16. On the receiving end: Reflections from a service user Amir Minhas 17. Evaluating partnerships Ros Carnwell 18. Learning from partnerships: Themes and issues Ros Carnwell and Julian Buchanan 19. Developing best practice in partnership Julian Buchanan and Ros Carnwell
Notes on the Contributors Foreword by Walid El Ansari Preface by the editors Part One: The Context of Partnerships 1. The concepts of partnership and collaboration Ros Carnwell and Alex Carson 2. The impact of the digital age on partnership and collaboration Ros Carnwell and Julian Buchanan 3. Promoting inclusive partnership working Joy Merrell 4. Ethical issues of working in partnership Althea Allison Part Two: Partnerships in Practice 5. Interprofessional communication in child protection Brian Corby with Frances Young and Stella Coleman 6. Working in partnership to support people with mental health difficulties Adrian Jones 7. Working across the interface of formal and informal care of older people Pat Chambers and Judith Phillips 8. Understanding and misunderstanding problem drug use: working together Julian Buchanan 9. Addressing homelessness through effective partnership working Emma Wincup 10. Problem drug use and safeguarding children: partnership and practice issues Julian Buchanan with Brian Corby 11. Tackling behavioural problems in the classroom using a student assistance programme Ros Carnwell, Sally Ann Baker, and Carl Wassell 12. Not behind closed doors: Working in partnership against domestic violence Liz Blyth and Sobia Shaw 13. Working with Gypsy Travellers: A partnership approach Angela Roberts 14. Effective partnerships to assist mentally-disordered offenders Virginia Minogue 15. Partnership approaches to working with people with HIV Ruth Wilson Part Three: Learning from Partnerships 16. On the receiving end: Reflections from a service user Amir Minhas 17. Evaluating partnerships Ros Carnwell 18. Learning from partnerships: Themes and issues Ros Carnwell and Julian Buchanan 19. Developing best practice in partnership Julian Buchanan and Ros Carnwell
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