Why do so many GSCC social work conduct cases revolve around the issue of inappropriate relationships with service users?
Community Care executive editor Mark Ivory discusses this question with investigative reporter Sally Gillen in the latest edition of the social care podcast Ivory Tower.
Also under discussion are the radical reorganisations in social services planned in Devon and the theory that happiness is a skill that can be learned and taught.
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