Discussion
What is the meaning of "Integrated Social Work Practice" ?
Answer: A
Integrated social work practice means the use of different methods of social work simultaneously in coming up with lasting solutions.
Integrated (generalist) practice does not confine a problem to one method. The worker may use casework with an individual, group work with families in a similar situation and community organisation or social action on the underlying cause at the same time, combining methods to reach a solution that lasts.
Using techniques responsibly is a general professional standard, and trying out alternative solutions is part of problem solving in any method. Seeking interdisciplinary experts for research is collaboration, not the integration of social work methods.
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