| Description |
1 online resource : maps |
| Contents |
<P>Foreword: Mark Nicholas, Chief Social Worker for NHS Digital</p><p>About this book: Dr Denise Turner and Dr Michael Fanner </p><p><strong>Section 1: Perspectives from Higher Education </strong></p><p>Chapter 1: "The trouble with normal ..." Covid-19's legacy and the multipotentiality for co-creating teaching, learning and assessing: Professor David Evans, OBE</p><p>Chapter 2: Reflecting on Population Health Learning in Pre-Registration Paramedic Education during a Global Pandemic: Dr Michael Fanner</p><p>Chapter 3: How Covid-19 has impacted upon the practice learning experience of pre-registration nursing students: Barbara Hoyle </p><p>Chapter 4: COVID-19 and The Virtual Generation: Sarah Anderson, Cheryl Bardell, Abigail Doe, Emma Grady, Chloe Harrison, David Healey, Toritseju K. Imewe, Peter McNally, Lydia Nambe and Karen Skinner (BASW Students) </p><p>Chapter 5: 'I am not a cat': Digital Capabilities and Covid-19: Dr Denise Turner</p><p><strong>Section 2: Perspectives from Practice </strong></p><p>Chapter 6: Educating the future health workforce for the delivery of 21st Century Care: Henrietta Mbeah Bankas</p><p>Chapter 7: Putting Down the Laptop and Rolling Up the Sleeves -- Mobilising a workforce of medical students to the Covid-19 frontline and its impact on their education: George Keal</p><p>Chapter 8: Digitalising the Volunteer Workforce Development to Support the NHS Delivery during Covid-19: Craig Harman </p><p>Chapter 9: Practice Teaching Experiences of Preparing Redeployed Workforces for Critical Care during the Covid-19 Pandemic: Tim Kuhn</p><p><strong>Section 3: Perspectives on Environments, Creativity and Wellbeing </strong></p><p>Chapter 10: Supporting care homes to be digitally connected: Hilary Woodhead and Natalie Ravenscroft</p><p>Chapter 11: Creative Social Work in a Virtual World Connection and Creativity: A case study on a Work Based Learning Module: Michaela Dunn, Rachel Hughes, and Andrew Linton</p><p>Chapter 12: Mindfulness, social work leadership and Covid-19: Annie Ho</p><p>Chapter 13: Can we keep the environment in mind while we adjust to renewed freedoms?: Dr Sandra Engstrom</p><p>Concluding Thoughts: Dr Denise Turner and Dr Michael Fanner</p> |
| Summary |
Showcases the innovative and creative digital interventions which Health and Social Work educators, practitioners and students have used to respond to the challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Description based on CIP data; resource not viewed |
| Subject |
Social service -- Technological innovations
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Medical care -- Technological innovations
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Telecommunication in medicine.
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Medical care -- Technological innovations
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Social service -- Technological innovations
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Telecommunication in medicine
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Turner, Denise (Social worker), editor.
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Fanner, Michael, editor
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| ISBN |
9781914171932 |
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1914171934 |
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9781914171949 |
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1914171942 |
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