Learning By Experience articles
If you want to find out about useful recent research on good practice in social care, this is the place for you. Here, academics and practitioners present their findings as we build up a database of evidence-based practice across adult and children’s social care. Click on the links below to locate articles of interest to you.
New contributions
Our Learning By Experience section is an opportunity for all social care researchers to talk about the results of their research. If you have recently run a research project, no matter how big or small, then this section may be for you. It might be university research carried out by a group of academics or it might be something more informal carried out by a lone social care practitioner - or something in between! The only criteria are that the results should be solid, well evidenced and of interest to social care practitioners. If you would like to write for Community Care, click through to the detailed guidelines. You will be asked to provide two articles, one short synopsis to appear in our magazine, and the main article to appear on our website. You will need to read our strict rules on presentation of the articles. We look forward to hearing from you.
Disabled students and staff: disclosing disability
Education of children in care
Elder Abuse: prevalence and prevention
PQSW Qualification
Re-ablement services: impact and effects
Social work in the information age
Unaccompanied asylum-seeking children
