Law in Social Work Practice
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Law in Social Work Practice

by Andrea Saltzman, David Furman, Kathleen Ohman

Law Social Work professional development
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Law in Social Work Practice by Andrea Saltzman, David Furman, and Kathleen Ohman delves into the critical integration of legal knowledge in social work. It provides essential guidance on applying legal principles to enhance client support, ethical decision-making, and professional practice in social services.

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Law in Social Work Practice offers a comprehensive examination of how legal principles intersect with social work. It equips professionals with the knowledge needed to navigate complex legal environments in their daily roles.

The text covers foundational legal concepts relevant to social services, emphasizing practical applications in client advocacy and case management.

Authors Andrea Saltzman, David Furman, and Kathleen Ohman draw on their expertise to highlight the importance of legal awareness for effective social work interventions.

Readers will gain an understanding of how to integrate legal compliance with ethical social work standards to better serve vulnerable populations.

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