Trish Walsh
Biographic Data
| ID | 6024089 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Trish Walsh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Trish |
| FAMILY NAME | Walsh |
| SIGNATURE | WALSH T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Trinity College Dublin |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Child Welfare in the Twenty-First Century
Child welfare as a field of inquiry and practice spans an immense range of activities involving different actors in family life and in professional involvement with families and children. In their classic paper, Hardiker, Exton and Barker (1991) provide a useful template for mapping and analysing child welfare activities within a social policy context. This model remains pertinent today, as it enables policy makers, practitioners and researchers …
Ethics, Values and Social Work Practice
This edited collection sets out to offer a cohesive presentation of the ethical context of various aspects of social work practice. It aims, therefore, to be more than a set of individual pieces with a loose thematic connection. It is aimed primarily at ‘social work students and professionals’ in UK social work. Part 1 has a broad sweep, and sets out to provide ‘some grounding in ethics theories and practices [emphasising] important debates aroun…
A Whole-Hospital Approach? Some Staff Views of a Hospital Bereavement Care Service
A qualitative study was conducted to address staff's views of bereavement care in a large hospital setting. Two focus-groups and 1 interview were attended by 21 self-selected staff. The qualitative analysis yielded the following: (a) a staff training program within a structured bereavement care service may give staff a sense of confidence and pride in this aspect of their work; (b) a whole-hospital approach to bereavement care may offer an altern…
Bereavement Support in an Acute Hospital
In the first Irish study to examine a hospital-based bereavement care program, 1 year's cohort of bereaved people was surveyed. A response rate of over 40% provided 339 completed questionnaires from bereaved next-of-kin. The findings suggest that a tiered pyramid model of bereavement care (the Beaumont model) may be functional in a number of ways. The outreach aspect of the service is successful in providing additional support and information thr…
Person–Environment Practice
A Whole-Hospital Approach? Some Staff Views of a Hospital Bereavement Care Service
A qualitative study was conducted to address staff's views of bereavement care in a large hospital setting. Two focus-groups and 1 interview were attended by 21 self-selected staff. The qualitative analysis yielded the following: (a) a staff training program within a structured bereavement care service may give staff a sense of confidence and pride in this aspect of their work; (b) a whole-hospital approach to bereavement care may offer an altern…
Bereavement Support in an Acute Hospital
In the first Irish study to examine a hospital-based bereavement care program, 1 year's cohort of bereaved people was surveyed. A response rate of over 40% provided 339 completed questionnaires from bereaved next-of-kin. The findings suggest that a tiered pyramid model of bereavement care (the Beaumont model) may be functional in a number of ways. The outreach aspect of the service is successful in providing additional support and information thr…
Person–Environment Practice
Bereavement Support in an Acute Hospital
In the first Irish study to examine a hospital-based bereavement care program, 1 year's cohort of bereaved people was surveyed. A response rate of over 40% provided 339 completed questionnaires from bereaved next-of-kin. The findings suggest that a tiered pyramid model of bereavement care (the Beaumont model) may be functional in a number of ways. The outreach aspect of the service is successful in providing additional support and information thr…
A Whole-Hospital Approach? Some Staff Views of a Hospital Bereavement Care Service
A qualitative study was conducted to address staff's views of bereavement care in a large hospital setting. Two focus-groups and 1 interview were attended by 21 self-selected staff. The qualitative analysis yielded the following: (a) a staff training program within a structured bereavement care service may give staff a sense of confidence and pride in this aspect of their work; (b) a whole-hospital approach to bereavement care may offer an altern…
Ethics, Values and Social Work Practice
This edited collection sets out to offer a cohesive presentation of the ethical context of various aspects of social work practice. It aims, therefore, to be more than a set of individual pieces with a loose thematic connection. It is aimed primarily at ‘social work students and professionals’ in UK social work. Part 1 has a broad sweep, and sets out to provide ‘some grounding in ethics theories and practices [emphasising] important debates aroun…
Child Welfare in the Twenty-First Century
Child welfare as a field of inquiry and practice spans an immense range of activities involving different actors in family life and in professional involvement with families and children. In their classic paper, Hardiker, Exton and Barker (1991) provide a useful template for mapping and analysing child welfare activities within a social policy context. This model remains pertinent today, as it enables policy makers, practitioners and researchers …
Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Child Welfare and Adoption (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Grief, Bereavement, and Mental Health (2 works) · Homelessness and Social Issues (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Nursing (2 works) · Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues (2 works)