Practice research’s challenges and opportunities across project conceptualisation, implementation, and dissemination: a Singaporean case study

Kwan, Jin Yao; Khor, Joanna; Chan, Joe

doi:10.1080/17525098.2023.2296412

China Journal of Social Work

2024

DOI: 10.1080/17525098.2023.2296412

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Practice research’s challenges and opportunities across project conceptualisation, implementation, and dissemination: a Singaporean case study

Jin Yao Kwan,

Joanna Khor,

Joe Chan

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Evaluating the organisational implementation and impact of a solution-focused brief therapy-informed youth programme: Longitudinal qualitative insights from a Singaporean agency

Goh,

Kwan,

Tan

et al. 2024

International Social Work

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Despite growing knowledge of outcomes associated with solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT), research gaps exist in evaluating it’s effectiveness. Over 1 year, using in-depth qualitative interviews involving Singaporean youth workers and youth, findings indicated that agency-wide SFBT training and implementation within a conducive youth agency context created positive youth worker and youth impact. The youth worker–youth therapeutic alliance was further strengthened through rapport-building and improved relationships arising from SFBT utilisation, thereby creating a positive feedback loop for present and future programming. The findings have implications for social work organisations and youth workers when adopting and adapting SFBT-informed programmes for effective youth engagement.

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Evaluating the organisational implementation and impact of a solution-focused brief therapy-informed youth programme: Longitudinal qualitative insights from a Singaporean agency

Goh,

Kwan,

Tan

et al. 2024

International Social Work

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Practice research’s challenges and opportunities across project conceptualisation, implementation, and dissemination: a Singaporean case study

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Evaluating the organisational implementation and impact of a solution-focused brief therapy-informed youth programme: Longitudinal qualitative insights from a Singaporean agency

Evaluating the organisational implementation and impact of a solution-focused brief therapy-informed youth programme: Longitudinal qualitative insights from a Singaporean agency

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