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Social workers: Peer interaction and hospital integration

Albrithen et al., 2016

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12993781289362116567
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Albrithen A
Yalli N
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International Social Work

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Healthcare has evolved rapidly in Saudi Arabia, based upon a Western model of service which incorporates multi-disciplinary professional teams. Social work practice forms part of patient care. However, little is known about how social workers are integrated into the …
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