Operationalising professional supervision in this age of accountabilities

Australian Social Work

Volumn 54, Issue 2, 2001, Pages 69-79

  Clare, Michael ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA   (Australia)

Author keywords

developmental supervision; individualking supervision; operationalising supervision

Indexed keywords

EID: 85012102150     PISSN: 0312407X     EISSN: 14470748     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/03124070108414325     Document Type: Article

References (28)

1. Austin, M., 1988. “Managing Up” — Relationship-Building Between Middle Management and Top Management’. Administration in Social Work, Vol. 12 (No 4): 29–46.
2. Barber, J., 1991. “ Beyond Casework, Macmillan. ”. In London Beckford Enquiry Report (1985), A Child in Trust, London Borough of Brent.
3. Brown, J., 1996. Chance Favours the Prepared Mind, London: NISW.
4. Clare, M., 1988. ‘Supervision. Role-Strain and the Social Services Department’. British Journal of Social Work, Vol. 18 (No. 6): 489–507.
5. Clare, M., 1991. ‘Supervision-and-Consultation in Social Work — A Manageable Responsibility?’. Australian Social Work, Vol. 44 (No. 1): 3–10.
6. Clare, M., ‘A “Family of Origin” Perspective and Public Welfare Practice with Children and Families’. Unpublished paper presented at the OHPAC Vision Workshop. Perth, WA
7. Cooper, L., 1994. “ ‘Improved Assessment Practices in Field Education’ Chapter 10 ”. In Advances in Social Work and Welfare Education, School of Social Work, Edited by: Ife, J., Leitmann, S., and Murphy, P., 110–124. University of Western Australia.
8. Gardiner, O., 1989. The Anatomy of Supervision., Milton Keynes: Open University Press.
9. Gray, J., and Garoiner, O., 1989. ‘The Impact of Conceptions of “Learning” on the Quality of Teaching and Learning in Social Work Education’. Issues in Social Work Education, Vol. 9 (No. 1): 74–92.
10. Harris, R., 1985. “ ‘The Transfer of Learning in Social Work Education’ Chapter 10 ”. In Educating Social Workers, Association of Teachers in Social Work Education, Edited by: Harris, R., Barker, M., Reading, P., Richards, M., and Youll, P., 80–90. University of Leicester.
11. Hughes, L., and Pengelly, P., 1997. Staff Supervision in a Turbulent Environment, London: Jessica Kingsley.
12. Hugman, R., 1991. Power in the Caring Professions, Basingstoke: Macmillan.
13. Kadushin, A., 1976. Supervision in Social Work, New York: Columbia University Press.
14. Kahn, E., 1979. ‘The Parallel Process in Social Work Treatment and Supervision’. Social Casework., Vol. 60 (No. 6): 520–528.
15. Kakabadse, A., 1982. Culfure of the Social Services, Aldershot: Gower.
16. Lewis, S., 1987. ‘The Role of Self Awareness in Social Work Supervision’. Australian Social Work, Vol. 40 (No. 2): 19–23.
17. Lewis, S., 1998. ‘Educational and Organisational Contexts of Professional Supervision in the 1990s’. Australian Social Work, Vol. 51 (No. 3): 31–39.
18. Mattinson, J. 1975. The Reflection Process in Casework Supervision, London: Institute of Marital Studies.
19. Middleman, R., and Rhodes, G. 1980. Teaching the Practice of Supervision. Journal of Education for Social Work, Vol. 16 (No. 3): 51–59.
20. Morrison, T., 1993. Staff Supervision in Social Care, Harlow UK: Longman.
21. Rodney, R. 1992. Strategies for Social Work with Involuntary Clients., Columbia University Press.
22. Richards, M., and Payne, C., 1990. Staff Supervision in Child Protection Work., London: NSW.
23. Scott, O., and Farrow, J., 1993. ‘Evaluating Standards of Social Work Supervision in Child Welfare and Hospital Social Work’. Australian Social Work, Vol. 46 (No. 2): 33–41.
24. Smale, G., Tuson, G., Cooper, M., Wardle, M., and Crosbie, O., 1988. Community Social Work — A Paradigm for Change., London: NISW.
25. Smale, G., 1996. Mapping lnnovafion and Change, London: NEW.
26. Solas, J., 1994. ‘A Pilot Study in the Application of Repertory Grid Technology for Constructing and Construing Personal Models of Social Work Supervision’. Australian Social Work, Vol. 47 (No. 3): 27–35.
27. Trotter, C., 1999. Working With Involuntary Clients, A Guide to Practice., Sydney: Allen and Unwin.
28. Tuckman, B. 1965. ‘Developmental Sequences in Small Groups’. Psychological Bulletin, Vol. 63: 384–399.