By Philip Cotterill * What are the possible benefits for social care professionals across Europe in working together? GUIDE TIME FOR DISCUSSION: 20 minutes per question
* There is an argument that there is no requirement for social workers to provide help and assistance to UK nationals returning from abroad who have experienced trauma such as the tsunami. Do you agree?
* What can UK social care professionals learn from working with colleagues in Eastern Europe?
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