Case Work and Social Work

Case work is not only the basic practice of professional social work but also practice that everyone follows. The traditional definition defines casework as "a way to help individuals through a one-to-one relationship." Everyone who is trained or not trained is caught in casework. The difference lies in the theoretical understanding and practice related to professional ethics, 1915, Mary Richmond said: "In collaboration with them, at the same time achieve self improvement and social improvement, do different things for different people By doing it ". Social case work can also be defined as art of scientific knowledge.

The side of free obligation represents the origin of social work. Social welfare can be done by free will or social demands. In the first case, members of society do social work through their own decisions. It depends on them whether you work socially or not. In other cases, social members are engaged in social work for social decisions. 4 David Howe (1987) clearly shows aspects of this social work. In his view, different theories have created different social workers. There are fixed people, pursuing meaning pursuers, consciousness improvers, revolutionaries. The first two may be related to consensus, the latter two may be related to competition

Case work is not only the basic practice of professional social work but also practice that everyone follows. The traditional definition defines casework as "a way to help individuals through a one-to-one relationship." All well-trained or untrained people are addicted to casework. The difference lies in theoretical understanding, professional ethics, and practice involving occupational casework. In 1915, Mary Richmond described casework as "the art of doing different things for different people by working with them to simultaneously achieve their and social improvements." It is defined as "art with scientific knowledge"

ReimaAna Maglajli ‡ and Mark Ba ​​ldwin discussed the transition from social work case work to community work. They emphasized the new definition of social welfare adopted by the Association of International Social Welfare Schools. It is to promote social change, empowerment, and people's freedom to improve their happiness according to human principle. Rights and Social Justice After radical attacks on the value of social work in various globalization initiatives, including the gradual privatization of continuous attention to individual consumers co-rectified in the nursing care market and service, There is evidence that interest in ideas is rising. And non-specialization of work of traditional social work. The authors emphasize the relevance of action research in discussing social work in modern society.