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common base of social work practice: a standalone construct

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Social work

an account of the shared foundation of all social work practice in a central focus on social functioning, supported by common values and knowledge.

In social work, common base of social work practice refers to an account of the shared foundation of all social work practice in a central focus on social functioning, supported by common values and knowledge. This meaning comes from Bartlett (1970) in The common base of social work practice.[1]

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Bartlett, H. M. (1970). The common base of social work practice. National Association of Social Workers. ISBN 9780871010544

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