Titlebook: Social Welfare and Social Value; The Role of Caring P Richard Hugman,Jo Campling Textbook 1998Latest edition Richard Hugman 1998 health.med

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Reshaping Relations in Social Welfareerned with questions of the social origins of disadvantage as well as personal distress. Such an approach is embedded in the structures of the caring professions, as evidenced by the ethical basis on which they have been developed.

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Values in Policy and Practicewhich are informed by value principles (often defined as codes of ethics) but the ends which they seek to achieve are value based. That is, the goals of professional work are expressions of those things which are socially valued. This is so whether the profession is concerned with health, education,

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The Role of Professional Valueselfare. In this chapter the discussion focuses on the more detailed area of the caring professions which have come to be the primary source of social welfare in practice. In particular, this chapter examines that dimension of ‘values talk’, which is so often seen as a key feature of the professions,

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Producing Social Welfaree late 1970s and early 1980s (Davies and Knapp, 1988). Derived, at least in part, from equivalent developments in the USA, this approach sought to explain the relationship between the characteristics of welfare services, the needs of welfare recipients, the costs of welfare provision and the outcome

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Reshaping Relations in Social Welfareion to the more technical accomplishment of skilled practices. Indeed, the understanding of professionalism on which these occupations draw portrays the use of such skilled practices, combined with expert knowledge, as means to the ends of an increase in the welfare of service users. This leads thes

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