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Sheila Truswell

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ID6468295
NAMESheila Truswell
GIVEN NAMESSheila
FAMILY NAMETruswell
SIGNATURETRUSWELL S
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1984
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1988
H-INDEX0
  • Use of a Legal Service Attached to a Social Work Department

    Sandy Policansky, Sheila Truswell•ARTICLE•Australian Social Work•1988

    The social work departments at both Royal North Shore Hospital and Westmead Hospital in Sydney, together with groups of solicitors, have set up a free legal service to patients and their families. The service is described below

  • In The Eye Of The Storm

    Sheila Truswell, Julie Blyth et al.•ARTICLE•Australian Social Work•1988

    This article attempts to give a practical account of crisis intervention as we have experienced it, over many years in hospital social work practice. We have developed consistencies in the way we all work, based on theory, and thought our experience might be of assistance to those entering this field of work. Some suggestions for further reading are given, some of which have been referred to in the text

  • What does it feel like to be in Hospital?’

    Sheila Truswell•ARTICLE•Australian Social Work•1985

    There is an abundance of literature on what social workers feel they should do to assist their clients. Text books and journal articles proclaim the social worker role. There is very much less information on clients' perceptions of their problems generally, even less in the area of the hospital clientele. As the largest area of employment for social workers is in the health field, it seemed appropriate to try and assess patients' needs. Financial…

  • Workload Management Evaluation System within a Hospital Social Work Department

    Sheila Truswell•ARTICLE•Australian Social Work•1984

    This article describes an instrument to evaluate the workload of a social worker in a hospital job. It has been adapted from an original idea developed in London, and has the elements to be further adapted in different work settings. It is simple to use. Dialogue from other social workers regarding the weighting of the case loads would be most welcome

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  • Workload Management Evaluation System within a Hospital Social Work Department

    Sheila Truswell•ARTICLE•Australian Social Work•1984

    This article describes an instrument to evaluate the workload of a social worker in a hospital job. It has been adapted from an original idea developed in London, and has the elements to be further adapted in different work settings. It is simple to use. Dialogue from other social workers regarding the weighting of the case loads would be most welcome

  • What does it feel like to be in Hospital?’

    Sheila Truswell•ARTICLE•Australian Social Work•1985

    There is an abundance of literature on what social workers feel they should do to assist their clients. Text books and journal articles proclaim the social worker role. There is very much less information on clients' perceptions of their problems generally, even less in the area of the hospital clientele. As the largest area of employment for social workers is in the health field, it seemed appropriate to try and assess patients' needs. Financial…

  • Use of a Legal Service Attached to a Social Work Department

    Sandy Policansky, Sheila Truswell•ARTICLE•Australian Social Work•1988

    The social work departments at both Royal North Shore Hospital and Westmead Hospital in Sydney, together with groups of solicitors, have set up a free legal service to patients and their families. The service is described below

  • In The Eye Of The Storm

    Sheila Truswell, Julie Blyth et al.•ARTICLE•Australian Social Work•1988

    This article attempts to give a practical account of crisis intervention as we have experienced it, over many years in hospital social work practice. We have developed consistencies in the way we all work, based on theory, and thought our experience might be of assistance to those entering this field of work. Some suggestions for further reading are given, some of which have been referred to in the text

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