How the latest Mental Health Act research should inform social work practice

Martin Paul Webber

How the latest Mental Health Act research should inform social work practice

Social Policy and Social Work

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

Mental health social workers can help to challenge the prevalent discourse of risk in mental health services, argues social work lecturer Martin Webber

Original language	English
Type	Online article for practitioners
Media of output	Internet
Publisher	Community Care
Publication status	Published - 30 Aug 2012

Keywords

social workers
mental health
Mental Health Act
risk

Access to Document

http://www.communitycare.co.uk/2012/08/30/how-the-latest-mental-health-act-research-should-inform-social-work-practice/

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