Involving service users and carers in social work education

References and source material

  1. DH (Department of Health) (2002) Requirements for social work training (152kb PDF file), London: DH.
  2. DH (Department of Health) (2000) A quality strategy for social care (421kb PDF file), London: DH.
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  5. Beresford, P. (2003) It’s our lives: A short theory of knowledge, distance and experience, London: OSP for Citizen Press.
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  9. Turner. M. and Shaping Our Lives National User Network (2002) Guidelines for involving service users in social work education, Southampton: Social Policy and Social Work Learning and Teaching Support NetworK (swapltsn) (www.swap.ac.uk).
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  30. Crepaz-Keay, D., Binns, C. and Wilson, E. (1997) Dancing with angels: Involving survivors in mental health training, London: CCETSW.
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  32. NSF (National Schizophrenia Fellowship) (1997) How to involve users and carers in planning, running and monitoring care services and curriculum development, Kingston-upon-Thames: NSF.
  33. NIMHE (National Institute for Mental Health in England) (2003) Cases for change: User involvement, London: DH.
  34. CEPF (Central England People First) and Smith, R. (2003) Learning from the experts: people with learning difficulties as trainers, Northampton: CEPF/University of Leicester.
  35. NCC (National Consumer Council) (2002) Consumer representation: Making it work: Good practice guide, London: NCC.
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  38. Anfilogoff, S. with Starr, M. and Mathias, P. (2002) Carer and Carer Trainers Focus Groups Report to DH from Carers UK and City and Guilds Affinity.
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