Law and the Social Work Practitioner
- Rodger White - University of Hawaii, USA
- Keith Brown - Bournemouth University, UK
- Graeme Broadbent - Kingston University, UK
This book whilst aimed at and in the post qualifying series, actual provides an excellent compliment to undergraduate students, to go along with a core detailed social work law book. I have found students find it useful to help them store frameworks before going into the greater detail of sections, schedules, acts etc
I don't dislike the book, and it will be a useful reference for me. I will recommend it to colleagues teaching the Law module.
Very digestible.
An easy to read/dip into book for AMHPs and students on MH law to cross reference to other areas of law and see MH law in its wider context and inter-relationship with other legal frameworks\
Dislike: might prefer a more in depth study - but really depends on the spec ific student need
An excellent book for post qualifying social work practice.
Found this a useful book for students to gain a basic understanding of the law.
Excellent 'all-rounder' that is both easily accessible to first year BA students and as a point of reference for 2nd year MA students.
A "coverall" book. Offers information that is easy on the eye and well explained. An excellent book for HND, HNC and Level 5 Health and Social Care students.
I am going to use this now with the undergraduate students in their law module as it is easy to follow and makes sense ! Not straightforward with law.
It will be mentioned to PQ students who want to properly refresh their legal knowledge.
The Book has been used for students undertaking AMHP training.
