A question of principles - what makes a social worker a social worker?

Hilary Tompsett

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Abstract

This article outlines seven key characteristics of a social worker, considering the differences and similarities between social workers and social care workers and drawing on a discussion at the Assembly for Social Care and Social Work Education, Training and Research on identifying the special nature of social work and social care in September 2005.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)10-11
JournalProfessional Social Work
VolumeDec
Publication statusPublished - Dec 2005
Externally publishedYes

Bibliographical note

Impact: This article was quoted directly by Dame Denise Platt speaking at a Northern Ireland Social Work Conference in December 2005 (one week after this was published) citing the seven principles for social work identified by Hilary Tompsett.

Keywords

  • Social work and social policy and administration
  • principles
  • social care
  • social work
  • social worker
  • special

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