Is Computer-Assisted EBP Generating 'Fast' Practice?

Autor:	Michael J. Kelly Msw, John J. Stretch Msw, Msw Larry W. Kreuger Ma
Rok vydání:	2006
Předmět:	Software Sociology and Political Science Multimedia Social work business.industry Human Factors and Ergonomics General Medicine computer.software_genre Psychology business Data science computer Human services
Zdroj:	Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work. 3:27-38
ISSN:	1543-3722 1543-3714
DOI:	10.1300/j394v03n03_03
Popis:	In search of a model for examining the impacts of computer-assisted EBP on practice and education for practice, the authors review basic traditional “slow motion” social work practice and compare it to what one of the authors calls “fast practice.” Fast practice involves not only immersion of the practitioners in the now common electronic assemblage of horizontally and vertically linked hardware and software, but also the possible collapsing of Western practice orientations to social work that foreshadow a newly emerging decentered profession. In addition, the authors present data they collected about technology usage among human service providers to begin to assess how traditional social work practice components are being transformed by computer-assisted technology, suggesting that the electronic assemblage may be moving the profession into an entirely new and unexpected territory called “fast practice.”
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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