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Page 153
The publication of the Report of the Working Party on Social Workers ( the Younghusband Report ) in 1959 , and its acceptance generally by the Government , focussed attention on the social work component in the local authority health ...
The publication of the Report of the Working Party on Social Workers ( the Younghusband Report ) in 1959 , and its acceptance generally by the Government , focussed attention on the social work component in the local authority health ...
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this trend , emphasised its relevance to social work in health and welfare departments , and themselves proposed a new type of general training , to be provided outside the universities , which included closely integrated teaching of ...
this trend , emphasised its relevance to social work in health and welfare departments , and themselves proposed a new type of general training , to be provided outside the universities , which included closely integrated teaching of ...
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They were almost wholly concerned with these duties and accompanying legal procedures and only a proportion provided after care in addition , or worked in close co - operation with other social services . It was characteristic of many ...
They were almost wholly concerned with these duties and accompanying legal procedures and only a proportion provided after care in addition , or worked in close co - operation with other social services . It was characteristic of many ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 19 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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