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PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK IN THE ARMY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR CIVILIAN SOCIAL WORK By Colonel William C. Menninger , M.C. PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK has developed and is expanding within the framework of the Army , chiefly because of the ...
PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK IN THE ARMY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR CIVILIAN SOCIAL WORK By Colonel William C. Menninger , M.C. PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK has developed and is expanding within the framework of the Army , chiefly because of the ...
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What happens to a man or a woman in the Army may so vitally affect his later adjustment to life that civilian social workers should have some grasp of certain Army practices , particularly as they touch on the methods of ...
What happens to a man or a woman in the Army may so vitally affect his later adjustment to life that civilian social workers should have some grasp of certain Army practices , particularly as they touch on the methods of ...
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The Army gives three types of discharge . The honorable dis- charge is granted to all men who are dismissed from the service because of physical or mental disabilities ; the latter includes only those disabilities that can be regarded ...
The Army gives three types of discharge . The honorable dis- charge is granted to all men who are dismissed from the service because of physical or mental disabilities ; the latter includes only those disabilities that can be regarded ...
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The Year of Decision for Social Work | 1 |
Reconversion Period | 26 |
an Advance | 45 |
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