Covid-19: A critical time for cross-sector social work care management

Franceschini, Dana; Grabowski, Jessica; Sefilyan, Ester; Moro, Teresa; Ewald, Bonnie

doi:10.1080/00981389.2021.1904319

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“…is not surprising, but there is also the requirement to be specifi cally prepared for those who will newly need CSW support due to the deterioration of their situation. 20 Th is refl ection of the perceived need to support relationships within the community, especially for the most vulnerable, is also brought about by the results of examining the communities themselves. Harlem 21 carried out a quantitative study where weaker or more vulnerable communities (in terms of education, poverty, and availability of health services) showed a statistically signifi cantly higher proportion of more severe Covid-19 courses.…”

Section: Community and Covid-19 -A Brief Refl Ection On Research Fi N...mentioning

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Descriptive Quantitative Analysis of Support Calls to the #delamcomuzu Project and its Implications for Three Concepts of Community Social Work

Kaňák¹

2022

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Community social work is an approach that has been present in social work since its inception as a distinct fi eld. The Covid-19 pandemic and its eff ects have once again shown its importance. The study aims to draw possible implications for community-based social work from the realised descriptive analysis of the data, which were obtained during contacts with the clients of the #delamcomuzu project. As part of the descriptive analysis, proportional representation, confi dence intervals and, in justifi ed cases, also correlation coeffi cients were used. The conclusions of the analysis of the data itself are in line with the fi ndings of foreign research. The diffi culties addressed tend to vary over time as well as between age groups. From a gender point of view, the smaller representation of men and the gendered nature of the topics of work and relationships in the family appear to be signifi cant. The data can be used both to prepare for eventual confl ict moments caused by possible further interventions of the state in the lives of citizens and also for the present time in favour of various methods of community social work.

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Section: Community and Covid-19 -A Brief Refl Ection On Research Fi N...mentioning

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Descriptive Quantitative Analysis of Support Calls to the #delamcomuzu Project and its Implications for Three Concepts of Community Social Work

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2022

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Institutional Change and Healthcare Social Workers’ Identity: An Analysis from the Street-Level Perspective

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Raspanti²

2023

Handbook of Social Sciences and Global Public Health

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Institutional Change and Healthcare Social Workers’ Identity: An Analysis from the Street-Level Perspective

Bellini,

Raspanti

2023

Handbook of Social Sciences and Global Public Health

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Covid-19: A critical time for cross-sector social work care management

Cited by 5 publications

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Descriptive Quantitative Analysis of Support Calls to the #delamcomuzu Project and its Implications for Three Concepts of Community Social Work

Descriptive Quantitative Analysis of Support Calls to the #delamcomuzu Project and its Implications for Three Concepts of Community Social Work

Institutional Change and Healthcare Social Workers’ Identity: An Analysis from the Street-Level Perspective

Institutional Change and Healthcare Social Workers’ Identity: An Analysis from the Street-Level Perspective

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