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"Building interprofessionalism
into integrated care".
A Social Work perspective
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Pia Parry
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Pia Parry
Practitioner and manager 30+
years in Social Work and Social
Care
Currently Head of Department
for Childhood, Social Work and
Social Care at the University of
Chichester
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‘Martini’ workers
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Who are the new Interprofessionals?
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‘boundary-spanning’* workers
* Skelcher et al 2004
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Social Work Education context
Professional capabilities framework (PCF)
Health Care Professions Council (HCPC) Standards of
Education
The National College of Social Work (NCSW) Standards of
proficiency
11 pieces of legislation and 59 policy documents for Newly
Qualified Social Workers (NQSW -Adult social work and
social care)
16 pieces of legislation and policy relating joined up
working
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Systems & Processes
The Common Assessment Framework (CAF 2008)
Safeguarding
Thematic subjects such as substance misuse/domestic
violence/working with parents with mental health
difficulties
Outcomes
‘Hard to reach’ services
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Future for Social work Education
Greater private and
voluntary sector
involvement
Interprofessionalism
taught in new ways
Focus on understanding
other’s perspectives
outcomes
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Conclusion
Learning about Interprofessionalism
New ways of working
Learning from research and
experience
Different partners
Family of professionals
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