Conclusion: Rural Families, Another Element in the Mosaic of Diversity
Predominant strengths in rural communities are independence and interdependence among individuals and families. Although these characteristics vary in scope, their steady presence remains an assessment point for social workers providing service delivery. The themes highlighted by the articles in thi...
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| description | Predominant strengths in rural communities are independence and interdependence among individuals and families. Although these characteristics vary in scope, their steady presence remains an assessment point for social workers providing service delivery. The themes highlighted by the articles in this issue include assessment, needs and assets analysis, collaboration, social support, self-reliance, placement/locale, and cultural competency. Assessment in social work practice is ongoing, as is refinement in assessment practices and tools. Adapted from the source document. |
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