Working definition of social work practice

Article Abstract:

Social work practices are recognized by constellation of values, purpose, sanction, knowledge and method. The components of this constellation are presented in order to include all social work practice with all its specializations.

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The history of the working definition of practice

Article Abstract:

The history of efforts to develop a comprehensive definition of social work practice by the practitioners is reviewed. The pre -working and post working definition of social work practice are also mentioned.

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A new working definition of social work practice: a turtle's view

Article Abstract:

The various conclusions provided by the contributors to the definition of social work practice are summarized. Suggestions for developing an improved conceptualization of social work practice are provided.

Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs), Social Service Support Programs, Social services, Social service

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