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client violence toward social workers: a standalone construct

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Social work

threats, verbal abuse and physical assault directed by clients at social workers, studied for prevalence, risk factors and organizational response.

In social work, client violence toward social workers refers to threats, verbal abuse and physical assault directed by clients at social workers, studied for prevalence, risk factors and organizational response. This meaning comes from Newhill (2003) in Client Violence in Social Work Practice.[1]

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References

Newhill, C. E. (2003). Client Violence in Social Work Practice. The Guilford Press. ISBN 9781572308725

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