Evidence-based practice in social services - how to strengthen quality and development

Evidence-based practice is an approach that strengthens a knowledge-based social service, both in the meeting with the client and at the organisational level.
By systematically combining the best available knowledge, the client's experiences and wishes, their unique situation and the social worker's expertise, we can improve the quality of assessments and interventions.
Integrating knowledge from multiple sources is at the heart of evidence-based practice - and the key to effective, client-centred social work.
 
➡️Välkommen to a seminar introducing EBP as an approach and how it can be used in practice.
 
What will you learn during this knowledge seminar?
  • EBP strengthens the encounter with the user and the quality of daily work.
  • EBP promotes organisational development through learning, systematic monitoring and improvement.
  • Learning support EBP can be a support in the practical work.
  • EBP supports the transition to the new Social Services Act with a focus on prevention, participation and evidence-based decision-making.
 
📌LecturersJohan Glad, researcher at the National Board of Health and Welfare & Julia Zyto, investigator at the National Board of Health and Welfare
 
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