Advanced Generalist: Social Work Research Journal, v.2.1
Recent Submissions
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Teaching inclusion and discourse: A classroom demonstration from Nepal
(Wichita State University, School of Social Work, 2016-02-19)While a cornerstone of any democracy, efficacious civic discourse and the ability to come to reasonable compromise seem to occur rarely today. This paper suggests that higher education may be a place to teach such skills, ... -
Strategy development to support LGB individuality in the workplace
(Wichita State University, School of Social Work, 2016-02-19)Lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) individuals are challenged daily regarding the lack of emotional support from employers in acknowledging cultural differences. The LGB population is at high risk for heterosexist discrimination ... -
A call for Social Work students in mine action
(Wichita State University, School of Social Work, 2016-02-19)For too many, physical and psychological trauma are the unfortunate consequences of living in post-conflict regions where landmines and explosive remnants of war (ERW) continue to litter roads, farmland, and other critical ... -
The effect of a personalized playlist on older adults with dementia
(Wichita State University, School of Social Work, 2016-02-19)Dementia is a disease that corrodes one's cognitive abilities such as their memory, affecting around 5 million people in the United States. While there is currently no treatment available to cure dementia, music therapy ... -
Simulation and interprofessional education in Social Work practice
(Wichita State University, School of Social Work, 2016-02-19)Interprofessional Education (IPE) can be defined as "two or more professions learning with, from and about each other to improve collaboration and the quality of care" (Hutchings, Scammell, & Quinney, 2013, p. 359). A ... -
Film Review: "Portraits of Professional Caregivers"
(Wichita State University, School of Social Work, 2016-02-19)The documentary film "Portraits of Professional Caregivers" is comprised of many meaningful narratives of child welfare workers, firefighters, law enforcement officers, social workers, psychologists, hospice staff, nurses, ...