Jul 12, 2009 13 min

Risks in social work

from The law and social work in Scotland - Audio Hosted by The Open University

In Glasgow, Bridget Rothwell trains staff at Barnardo’s. She discusses the different types of risk inherent in aspects of social work, including personal and physical intimidation and how lifestyle can be negatively affected.

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