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Social work

a social work approach that treats social problems as built into the structure of society and aims to change those structures as well as help individuals.

In social work, structural social work refers to a social work approach that treats social problems as built into the structure of society and aims to change those structures as well as help individuals. This meaning comes from Mullaly (1993) in Structural social work.[1]

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Mullaly, R. P. (1993). Structural social work. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780195412451

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