Weekly Social Work Links - Issue #46

Blogs and Articles

A personal poem on models of disability.

ses and carers who supported her, take herself off…

Insights, updates and reflections from the Chief Social Worker for Adults and others working in the field

Written by Louise Walters, adult sibling to brother who has autism

Reports, Resources and Policy

Refreshed standards 2022 to promote the development of professional standards in social work education.

In this discussion paper, we look at how local authorities in England improve the quality of adult social care.

This essay collection brings leaders from across the political spectrum to tackle racism and racial inequality in Britain.

Video

Catch up with these amazing webinars - back from this week

This week I’m chatting with Dr Paul Shuttleworth…Paul has worked in social care for over 20 years, and has a PhD in social work

Audio

OHID is the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities and is responsible for administration of the Better Mental Health Fund.

In episode 8, solicitors Matthew Wort and Tim Coolican join Ian and they discuss: ‘Safeguarding concerns from an employment and regulatory law perspective’. Matthew, Tim and Ian talk about how... Read more »

Research

Events

What does it mean when we experience the same themes recurring in reviews? Does it mean reviews are a waste of time? Or that practitioners are doing something wrong? & do recurring themes mean the inevitable multiple layers of repetitive recommendations are a necessary consequence?

Eventbrite - Child Welfare Inequalities Network Seminar - Thursday, 22 September 2022 - Find event and ticket information.

An interactive webinar organized by Centre for Psychiatry Research with moderator Christian Rück and speaker Seena Fazel.

Eventbrite - HSCWRU, King's College London presents Research on Gambling Harms Webinar Series: Money and Mental Health .

Pot Luck

The cure for burnout isn't endless leisure — it's finding meaningful work, beyond your career.