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A History of Social Work in Public Health

Ruth, Betty J ; Marshall, Jamie Wyatt

American journal of public health (1971), 2017-12, Vol.107 (S3), p.S236-S242 [Periódico revisado por pares]

United States: American Public Health Association

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A History of Social Work in Public Health
Autor: Ruth, Betty J ; Marshall, Jamie Wyatt
Assuntos: 20th century ; Advocacy ; AJPH History ; Child labor ; Children & youth ; Childrens health ; Collaboration ; Community Health Services - history ; Disease control ; Disease prevention ; Health care policy ; History of social work ; History, 20th Century ; History, 21st Century ; Hospitals ; Humans ; Infant mortality ; Infectious diseases ; Maternal & child health ; Medical personnel ; Poverty ; Progressive Era ; Public health ; Public Health - history ; Social justice ; Social work ; Social Work - history ; Social Work Department, Hospital - history ; Social workers ; Society ; Trends ; Tuberculosis ; United States ; Workers
É parte de: American journal of public health (1971), 2017-12, Vol.107 (S3), p.S236-S242
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B. J. Ruth was the primary writer of this article and conducted extensive research. J. W. Marshall supplemented the literature review, and assisted in both writing and editing.
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Descrição: Social work is a core health profession with origins deeply connected to the development of contemporary public health in the United States. Today, many of the nation's 600 000 social workers practice broadly in public health and in other health settings, drawing on a century of experience in combining clinical, intermediate, and population approaches for greater health impact. Yet, the historic significance of this long-standing interdisciplinary collaboration-and its current implications-remains underexplored in the present era. This article builds on primary and contemporary sources to trace the historic arc of social work in public health, providing examples of successful collaborations. The scope and practices of public health social work practice are explored, and we articulate a rationale for an expanded place for social work in the public health enterprise.
Editor: United States: American Public Health Association
Idioma: Inglês

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