Caroline Green and Katharine Orellana, Post-Doctoral Fellows, National Institute for Health Research Applied Research Collaboration South London. (721 words) On 23 March 2020, most of England?s population was placed into ?lockdown? due to the novel Coronavirus or COVID-19 pandemic taking ? Continue reading ?
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Ian Kessler, Stephen Bach, Richard Griffin and Damian Grimshaw introduce their new paper, Fair care work. A post Covid-19 agenda for integrated employment relations in health and social care, published yesterday by King?s Business School. Lead author, Professor Kessler, is ? Continue reading ?
During lockdown Frontline fellow Christina took part in a session by Dr Arlene Vetere on systemic working with families experiencing violence. The session came at a really good time and was an important reminder to consider creative ways of working with families and to hold professional anxiety at arm?s length.
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Working systemically with domestic abuse is crucial to ensure children and families are supported effectively. At this time, being creative and adapting our practice ? while always prioritising safety ? will make a huge difference for the families we?re working with.
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This recognises the need to offer child protection training to all staff at international schools, whatever their role and in their own language. The CEO is Matt Hastings and he is todays guest on the programme.
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As social workers, we need to be at the forefront of tackling systemic racism to be truly anti-racist.
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I talk to Lee Emmett from Sanctuary International about recruiting staff from overseas and the importance of ethical behaviour in doing so.
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In this blog, Emily Hill from Harbour Housing, a homeless charity in Cornwall, describes how their service has supported people living in temporary accommodation to leave hospital safely during the pandemic. She highlights some of the challenges in making sure ? Continue reading ?
Professor Ngoh Tiong Tan is Chair of Global Institute for Social Work ( GISW ) International Advisory Board ?? President, Connexions International. ?? Professor, Singapore University of Social Sciences.?? Treasurer, International Association of Schools of Social Work.
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It is absolutely vital that we continue to build strong trusting relationships with the children and families we are supporting during the pandemic.
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