TEACHING NOTES: SOCIAL WORK AND PUBLIC HEALTH: COMPARING GRADUATES FROM A DUAL-DEGREE PROGRAM

This study compared dual-degree master of social work/master of public health (MSW/MPH) and MSW-only graduates with 3 or more years of postgraduate experience. Thirty graduates from an MSW/MPH program were matched with 30 MSW-only graduates. All subjects were randomly selected from the alumni direct...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Journal of social work education 2006, Vol.42 (2), p.429-439
Hauptverfasser:	Ruth, Betty J., Wyatt, Jamie, Chiasson, Emily, Geron, Scott Miyake, Bachman, Sally
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Schlagworte:	Child abuse College instruction Community health Epidemiology Laboratory schools Medical practice Professionalism Public health Social justice Social work
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