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Person-in-Environment classification system: a standalone construct

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Social work

a social work classification system describing clients' social role functioning problems, environmental problems, mental health and physical health.

In social work, Person-in-Environment classification system refers to a social work classification system describing clients' social role functioning problems, environmental problems, mental health and physical health. This meaning comes from Karls (1994) in Person-in-environment system.[1]

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References

Karls, J. M., & Wandrei, K. E. (1994). Person-in-environment system. NASW Press, National Association of Social Workers. ISBN 9780871012401

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