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Lum, Doman

 
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Sinopsis

Lum (social work, California State U.-Sacramento) addresses the competency needs of new and experienced social work practitioners to work with people of color. He sets out a set of theoretical frameworks within which he elucidates the multifaceted themes common to the cultures of African, Latin, As

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Reseña del editor

This text offers a practical and well-defined model of social work practice with culturally diverse communities. The book defines generalist practice, human and cultural diversity, and multicultural social work and is ideal for all pre- and in-service social workers who deal with culturally diverse clients in family service centers, hospitals, mental health centers, and multicultural service centers. Lum uses a single family case study-the Hernandez family-to provide linkage and integration for the step-by-step description of the process-stage approach. He offers up-to-date coverage on women of color, refugees, and immigrants and includes information on the five-stage practice process model: contact, problem identification, assessment, intervention, and termination.

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Lum (social work, California State U.-Sacramento) addresses the competency needs of new and experienced social work practitioners to work with people of color. He sets out a set of theoretical frameworks within which he elucidates the multifaceted themes common to the cultures of African, Latin, As

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