Communication in the evolving world of case management.
Recent developments in case management demonstrate some of the communication challenges—the diversity of electronic communication tools and computerized record keeping techniques—to social work practice. Although some social workers claim that case management is not new, the processes and needs of...
| Published in: | Health & Social Work Vol. 25; no. 4; pp. 227 - 232 |
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National Association of Social Workers
November 2000
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