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Beyond the Manual: Using Research and Evidence in Social Work Practice
Authors:Melissa D. Grady  Elizabeth King Keenan
Affiliation:1. National Catholic School of Social Service, The Catholic University of America, Washington, DC, USA
2. Department of Social Work, Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT, USA
Abstract:There is a growing divide in social work between those that believe social work interventions should be based on either art or science. We argue that these positions create a false dichotomy within the profession, possibly due to the language associated with clinical work and research. In this introduction article of the Special Issue: Beyond the Manual, we outline the debate within social work around the art and science split and then offer a new approach to framing the issue. We argue that social workers are regularly approaching their work with clients using art and science simultaneously and describe a new frame for the profession. In an effort to articulate and promote this new frame, this special issue was born. This introductory article concludes with a brief description of the topics and articles included in the issue to orient the reader to the content included within it.
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