Martyn Jones
Biographic Data
| ID | 5823205 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Martyn Jones |
| GIVEN NAMES | Martyn |
| FAMILY NAME | Jones |
| SIGNATURE | JONES M |
| AFFILIATIONS | RMIT University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
People-centred integrated care
People-centred integrated care (PCIC) offers an important paradigm in the contemporary re-modelling of service design and delivery (Ferrer & Goodwin, 2014; WHO, 2015). Placing the needs, desires and humanity of the person at the centre of a seamless, accessible and layered suite of responses does challenge accustomed ways of thinking and acting. Furthermore, and by its very nature, the paradigm is an expansive one. To be people-centred requires a…
Rehabilitation (Cardiac)
Practice Research Collaboration in Social Work
This article explores a particular approach to developing practice research collaboration between universities and field agencies. The significance of metaphor in framing knowledge relationships is examined and in particular the contribution of reflexive knowledge exchange as a generative metaphor for collaboration. In positing practice research as a social practice, social, cultural, and political dimensions of knowledge exchange are emphasized.…
Work Integrated Learning
Work Integrated Learning: A Guide to Effective Practice." Australian Social Work, 65(2), pp. 267–268
Mapping Knowledge for Social Work Practice
A comparison of health behaviours in lonely and non-lonely populations
Loneliness can be defined as perceived social isolation and appears to be a relatively common experience in adults. It carries a significant health risk and has been associated with heart disease, depression and poor recovery after coronary heart surgery. The mechanisms that link loneliness and morbidity are unclear but one of the mechanisms may be through poor health beliefs and behaviours. The aims of this cross-sectional survey of 1289 adults …
Hope and despair at the front line
Processes of organizational change in the human services are discussed from the perspective of front-line staff. The author argues that we can better appreciate responses to change by considering how staff strive to construct integrity in the light of challenges they construe to their values and their practices. Developmental and conceptual implications of the analysis are outlined in the context of change in human service organizations as they m…
Supervisor or Superhero
Representing a meeting point between professional and organizational interests, supervision has become a contested site of change and resistance in the re-configuration of human services. This paper argues that initiatives to introduce and implement policies and standards for supervision are illustrative of a more strident professional response, but that a much more far-reaching re-appraisal of the purposes and forms of supervision in social work…
Practice supervision
This article describes the introduction of Practice Supervision into Devon Social Services Department and evaluates the progress of the initiative. It argues for the retention and re-definition of the Practice Supervisor role and suggests an agenda for its future development
Hope and despair at the front line
Processes of organizational change in the human services are discussed from the perspective of front-line staff. The author argues that we can better appreciate responses to change by considering how staff strive to construct integrity in the light of challenges they construe to their values and their practices. Developmental and conceptual implications of the analysis are outlined in the context of change in human service organizations as they m…
Practice Research Collaboration in Social Work
This article explores a particular approach to developing practice research collaboration between universities and field agencies. The significance of metaphor in framing knowledge relationships is examined and in particular the contribution of reflexive knowledge exchange as a generative metaphor for collaboration. In positing practice research as a social practice, social, cultural, and political dimensions of knowledge exchange are emphasized.…
Mapping Knowledge for Social Work Practice
Practice supervision
This article describes the introduction of Practice Supervision into Devon Social Services Department and evaluates the progress of the initiative. It argues for the retention and re-definition of the Practice Supervisor role and suggests an agenda for its future development
Practice supervision
This article describes the introduction of Practice Supervision into Devon Social Services Department and evaluates the progress of the initiative. It argues for the retention and re-definition of the Practice Supervisor role and suggests an agenda for its future development
Supervisor or Superhero
Representing a meeting point between professional and organizational interests, supervision has become a contested site of change and resistance in the re-configuration of human services. This paper argues that initiatives to introduce and implement policies and standards for supervision are illustrative of a more strident professional response, but that a much more far-reaching re-appraisal of the purposes and forms of supervision in social work…
Hope and despair at the front line
Processes of organizational change in the human services are discussed from the perspective of front-line staff. The author argues that we can better appreciate responses to change by considering how staff strive to construct integrity in the light of challenges they construe to their values and their practices. Developmental and conceptual implications of the analysis are outlined in the context of change in human service organizations as they m…
A comparison of health behaviours in lonely and non-lonely populations
Loneliness can be defined as perceived social isolation and appears to be a relatively common experience in adults. It carries a significant health risk and has been associated with heart disease, depression and poor recovery after coronary heart surgery. The mechanisms that link loneliness and morbidity are unclear but one of the mechanisms may be through poor health beliefs and behaviours. The aims of this cross-sectional survey of 1289 adults …
Mapping Knowledge for Social Work Practice
Work Integrated Learning
Work Integrated Learning: A Guide to Effective Practice." Australian Social Work, 65(2), pp. 267–268
Practice Research Collaboration in Social Work
This article explores a particular approach to developing practice research collaboration between universities and field agencies. The significance of metaphor in framing knowledge relationships is examined and in particular the contribution of reflexive knowledge exchange as a generative metaphor for collaboration. In positing practice research as a social practice, social, cultural, and political dimensions of knowledge exchange are emphasized.…
Rehabilitation (Cardiac)
People-centred integrated care
People-centred integrated care (PCIC) offers an important paradigm in the contemporary re-modelling of service design and delivery (Ferrer & Goodwin, 2014; WHO, 2015). Placing the needs, desires and humanity of the person at the centre of a seamless, accessible and layered suite of responses does challenge accustomed ways of thinking and acting. Furthermore, and by its very nature, the paradigm is an expansive one. To be people-centred requires a…
Political science (7 works) · Social Work Education and Practice (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Engineering (5 works) · Public relations (5 works) · Social Work (5 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Engineering ethics (3 works) · Interprofessional Education and Collaboration (3 works)