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Carey, MalcolmAffiliation
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2019-07-17
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This chapter examines the relationship between biomedical science and social work thinking. It looks at the similarities and differences between two unique but increasingly closely associated ‘helping professions’. As part of the discussion, the role of paradigm, power and ideological disparities and distinct traditions are stressed, as well as the impact of ongoing policy-led reforms which continue to bring each profession closer together.Citation
Carey, M. (2018). Paradigm shift? Biomedical science and social work thinking. In Payne, M., & Reith Hall, E. (Eds.), Routledge Handbook of Social Work Theory. Abingdon, United Kingdom: RoutledgePublisher
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