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Medicine reached the status of a science only after centuries of practice as an art . The National Conference of Social Work , holding the various channels of spe- cialized practice open to each other , and pooling all our knowledge ...
Medicine reached the status of a science only after centuries of practice as an art . The National Conference of Social Work , holding the various channels of spe- cialized practice open to each other , and pooling all our knowledge ...
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In civilian practice , the individual was primary ... In common with the psychiatrist , the psychiatric social worker in the military setting has shifted from civilian viewpoints to new , military viewpoints and practices .
In civilian practice , the individual was primary ... In common with the psychiatrist , the psychiatric social worker in the military setting has shifted from civilian viewpoints to new , military viewpoints and practices .
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We can no longer tolerate the gap between our ideals as a people and our practice as a people . The men who died on Iwo Jima will not rest comfortably knowing that we are continuing to make speeches about democracy .
We can no longer tolerate the gap between our ideals as a people and our practice as a people . The men who died on Iwo Jima will not rest comfortably knowing that we are continuing to make speeches about democracy .
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The Year of Decision for Social Work | 1 |
Reconversion Period | 26 |
an Advance | 45 |
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