Identifying human remains following an air disaster : the role of social work / Christina E. Newhill, Edward W. Sites.

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TextPublication details: [United States] : Haworth Press, c2000Description: p. 85-105Subject(s):

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Subject: This case study describes professional social work intervention and support to disaster response workers and volunteers assigned to the morgue following a major air disaster. Opportunities for social workers to use their professional skills for disaster response work is discussed along with recommendations for social work education

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Reprinted from: Social work in health care, vol. 31 (4), 2000, p. 85-105

Spiral bound

Includes bibliography (p. 103-105)

This case study describes professional social work intervention and support to disaster response workers and volunteers assigned to the morgue following a major air disaster. Opportunities for social workers to use their professional skills for disaster response work is discussed along with recommendations for social work education

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