Planning and social work

Macro (community practice) social work and community planning practitioners do not have an extensive tradition – over time or space – of working together, despite overlapping professional goals and service populations. In an exploratory qualitative study using a convenience sample, we analyzed student responses to questions about the experience of interdisciplinary course activities to assess whether students in these two disciplines valued opportunities to collaborate with those from an unfamiliar and yet complementary profession. Content analysis suggested modest positive attitudes – and some differences, with planning students somewhat more positive about the interaction, and social work students less likely to see the planning profession as relevant to community practice

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• Global crises and hopefulness in community practice

  Deborah Adams, Mary L Ohmer et al.•Journal of Community Practice•2023

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• Using Software in Qualitative Research

  Christina Silver, Ann Lewins•Using Software In Qualitative…•2014

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• Interprofessional teamwork

  Pippa Hall•Journal of Interprofessional Care•2005

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• Teaching and Learning in Interdisciplinary Higher Education

  Elisabeth J H Spelt, Harm J A Biemans et al.•Educational Psychology Review•2009

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• Understanding Community Building in Urban America

  Jim Fraser, Edward Kick et al.•Journal of Poverty•2005

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• Building Community Citizens

  Open Access•Jonathan Lepofsky, James C Fraser•Urban Studies•2003

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• The Design and Implementation of Cross‐Sector Collaborations

  Open Access•John M Bryson, Barbara C Crosby et al.•Public Administration Review•2006

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• The Construction Of The Local And The Limits Of Contemporary Community Building In The United States

  Open Access•James C Fraser, Jonathan Lepofsky et al.•Urban Affairs Review•2003

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• Examining Students' Attitudes and Readiness for Interprofessional Education and Practice

  Open Access•Joan M Groessl, Christine L Vandenhouten et al.•Education Research International•2019

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• Creating interdisciplinary education within monodisciplinary structures

  Katrine Lindvig, Catherine Lyall et al.•Studies in Higher Education•2019

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• Attitudes Toward Interprofessional Collaboration Among Students in the Health Care Professions

  Open Access•Juyoung Park, Wesley Hawkins et al.•Advances in Social Work•2013

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