Intsoceval workshop 2004:
Evidence based social work

University of Applied Science Solothurn, Northwestern, Switzerland
September 3 - October 2, 2004

• Program (PDF)
• Call for papers (Word doc)

Papers and Presentations

Denmark

• Paper: Understandings of the concept of effect in Denmark. (Word doc)
  Ingge Beryderup, Research Unit of Social Work Practice, Danish University of Education, Kopenhagen, Denmark

England

• Paper: Knowledge production for social welfare, enhancing the evidence base. (Word doc)
  Mike Fisher, Social Care Institute for Excellence, London, UK
• The Social Work Academy: Providing the evidence for evidence-based practice.
  Peter Marsh, Collaborative Research Group: Primary Care & Community Social Work, University of Sheffield, UK
• Paper: Evidence Based Social Work Practice: A Review of Developments. (Word doc)
  Ian Shaw; Social Work Research and Development Unit SWRDU, University of York, UK

Germany

• What is “what” and what means “work” in evidence based practice?
  Holger Ziegler and Mark Schrödter, University of Bielefeld, Faculty of Pedagogy, Germany

Sweden

• The promotion and development of evidence based social work in Sweden.
  Jan-Hakan Hansson, Institute of Evidence Based Social Work Practice, The National Board of Health and Welfare, Sweden
  
• Examples of international practices of assessing and grading evidence.
  Haluk Soydan, Institute of Evidence Based Social Work Practice, The National Board of Health and Welfare, Sweden

Switzerland

• The co-evolution of knowledge production and transfer. A theoretical approach to improve the impact of evidence based social work.
  Daniel Gredig, University of Applied Sciences Aargau, Switzerland
  
• Real Time Monitoring: new methods for evidence based practice?
  Peter Sommerfeld, Lea Hollenstein, Raphael Calzaferri, University of Applied Sciences Soloturn Nordwestschweiz

USA

• Paper: Early Findings from a Pilot Study Seeking to Implement Evidence-Based Practice in Social Work Organizations (Word doc)
  Presentation: Early Findings from a Pilot Study Seeking to Implement Evidence-Based Practice in Social Work Organizations. (Powerpoint file)
  Edward J Mullen, Willma and Albert Musher Program, Columbia University, New York, USA
  
• Introducing ROSI: The Recovery Oriented System Indicators System Measure
  Steven J. Onken; Centre for the Study of Social Work Practice. Univ. of Columbia. New York, US