The influence of managed care on the M.S.W. social work student's development of the professional self

Autor:	Licsw Esther Urdang PhD
Rok vydání:	1999
Předmět:	Sociology and Political Science Nursing Social work Field practice business.industry Professional development Managed care Medicine Public relations business Directive Social Sciences (miscellaneous) Profit (economics)
Zdroj:	Smith College Studies in Social Work. 70:3-25
ISSN:	1553-0426 0037-7317
DOI:	10.1080/00377319909517580
Popis:	The impact of managed care, together with other changing educational practices and philosophies within schools of social work, converge to undermine the professional development of students as clinical practitioners. As profit, productivity and short‐term, directive, solution‐oriented treatments are emphasized, the basic psychodynamic‐psychosocial foundation for building the professional self is being eroded. This change in educational and field practice emphasis impedes the acquisition of the ability to listen and to hear, to relate professionally, to develop greater reflectiveness, and to accept the ambiguities inherent in the treatment situation. Without a psy‐chodynamically informed theoretical foundation on which to build these capacities, students’ professional development will be compromised.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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