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OF 1UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY Welfare School of Social S.W. 282A Fall 2004 E. Gambrill G.S.I.: Amanda Penick SOCIAL WELFARE RESEARCH General Description The Council on Social Work Education calls on Schools of Social Work to prepare social workers to be informed users of practice/policy-related research, to develop knowledge and skills needed to carry out practice/policy-related research and to evaluate...
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OF 1UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY Welfare
School of Social S.W. 282A Fall 2004 E. Gambrill G.S.I.: Amanda Penick
SOCIAL WELFARE RESEARCH General Description The Council on Social Work Education calls on Schools of Social Work to prepare social workers to be informed users of practice/policy-related research, to develop knowledge and skills needed to carry out practice/policy-related research and to evaluate their practice. Both practice and research require posing questions related to decisions and locating and critically appraising related research findings. This section is designed to enhance students skills in integrating practice and research drawing on developments in evidence-based practice and related critical thinking skills. Evidence-based practice is the conscientious, explicit and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions regarding the welfare of individuals (Sackett et al., 1996, p. 71). Critical thinking values, knowledge and skills can contribute to avoiding biases that can get in the way of making sound decisions. In both practice and research, the soundness of decisions may be enhanced by clarifying...
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