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4 steps to starting an assessment

Published 3 years, 1 month ago
Description

In this episode I talk about;

  • Explaining assessment processes
  • Understanding the information you need
  • Considering context and lived experience
  • Preparing to start an assessment 

This is ideal to listen to if you are a student or newly qualified social worker.

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