Social Work Research Podcast

Martin Webber
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Conversations with social work researchers about studies they have conducted and their implications for practice. Ideal for social work students, practitioners, researchers or anyone interested in social work research.

  1. Skills improve outcomes

    EPISODE 1

    Skills improve outcomes

    Donald Forrester, Professor of Child and Family Social Work at Cardiff University, on the relationship between social work skills and outcomes for children and families.

    59 min

  2. EPISODE 2

    Practice research

    Professor Lynette Joubert, Professor of Social Work, and Alys-Marie Manguy, PhD candidate, University of Melbourne, on models of family support in paediatric emergency departments.

    1 hr

  3. EPISODE 3

    What's the risk?

    Dr Hannah Jobling, Lecturer in Social Work at the University of York, on decision-making in mental health tribunals for Community Treatment Orders.

    53 min

  4. EPISODE 4

    Domestic abuse inequalities

    Prof John Devaney of the University of Edinburgh on inequality of experiences of domestic abuse among mothers of young children

    55 min

  5. EPISODE 5

    On the up

    Dr Bryn Lloyd-Evans, Associate Professor at University College London, on increasing rates of psychiatric hospital detentions

    1h 11m

  6. EPISODE 6

    Talking about race

    Dr Jenny Threlfall on racial socialization practices in the context of the shooting of a Black teenager by a White police officer in the US

    49 min

  7. EPISODE 7

    Supporting decision-making

    Professor Gavin Davidson from Queen's University Belfast discusses research on service users' experiences and views of support for decision-making.

    59 min

  8. EPISODE 8

    Triggering social work involvement

    Professor Jonathan Scourfield from Cardiff University explores what triggers social work involvement and subsequent outcomes for children and young people.

    57 min
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Conversations with social work researchers about studies they have conducted and their implications for practice. Ideal for social work students, practitioners, researchers or anyone interested in social work research.

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