Preparing social work and nursing students for person-centred practice: An overview of a research study conducted by the Mind-Body Special Interest Group (SIG)

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Title:	Preparing social work and nursing students for person-centred practice: An overview of a research study conducted by the Mind-Body Special Interest Group (SIG)
Authors:	Drake, Mandy Turner, Heather
Affiliation:	University of Chester
Citation:	Unpublished conference presentation given at Warrington’s Works Research Festival at the University of Chester, 9 July 2012.
Issue Date:	9-Jul-2012
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/10034/254372
Additional Links:	http://www.chester.ac.uk
Abstract:	This presentation discusses a research study into the education of social workers and nurses to prepare them as person-centred practitioners and whether or not this is a realistic goal.
Type:	Presentation
Language:	en
Keywords:	person-centred practice social workers nurses
Appears in Collections:	Staff Conferences Health and Social Care

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