54 results on '"Gillingham, Philip"'
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2. How Can Research and Theory Enhance Understanding of Professional Decision-Making in Reviews of Cases of Child Death and Serious Injury?
3. Social work technologies
4. Dataism versus relationshipism: a social work perspective
5. Practitioner perspectives on the implementation of an electronic information system to enforce practice standards in England
6. Big Data, prädiktive Analytik und Soziale Arbeit
7. Transparency in Social Work: A Critical Exploration and Reflection
8. Algorithmically Based Decision Support Tools: Skeptical Thinking about the Inclusion of Previous Involvement
9. The Development of Algorithmically Based Decision-Making Systems in Children’s Protective Services: Is Administrative Data Good Enough?
10. Epistemological Siblings: Seven Reasons to Teach Ethnography in Social Work Education
11. Reflexivity
12. Can Predictive Algorithms Assist Decision‐Making in Social Work with Children and Families?
13. Decision Support Systems, Social Justice and Algorithmic Accountability in Social Work: A New Challenge
14. From bureaucracy to technocracy in a social welfare agency: a cautionary tale
15. Developments in Electronic Information Systems in Social Welfare Agencies: From Simple to Complex
16. Commentary on “The role of electronic records in disability support” (Kraal, van Dooren, Popovic, Lennox, & Livingstone, 2017)
17. Evaluation of Practice Frameworks for Social Work with Children and Families: Exploring the Challenges
18. Decision-making about the adoption of information technology in social welfare agencies: some key considerations
19. Decision Making in Child and Family Welfare: The Role of Tools and Practice Frameworks
20. Predictive Risk Modelling to Prevent Child Maltreatment: Insights and Implications from Aotearoa/New Zealand
21. Electronic information systems in human service organizations: Using theory to inform future design
22. Participatory research ideals and practice experience: Reflections and analysis
23. Big Data in Social Welfare: The Development of a Critical Perspective on Social Work's Latest “Electronic Turn”
24. Electronic Information Systems to Guide Social Work Practice: The Perspectives of Practitioners as End Users
25. Designing electronic information systems for the future: Social workers and the challenge of New Public Management
26. Electronic Information Systems and Human Service Organizations: The Needs of Managers
27. Social Work and Child Protection in Australia: Whose Job is it Anyway?
28. Electronic information systems and social work: principles of participatory design for social workers
29. Predictive Risk Modelling to Prevent Child Maltreatment and Other Adverse Outcomes for Service Users: Inside the ‘Black Box’ of Machine Learning
30. Implementing Electronic Information Systems in Human Service Organisations: The Challenge of Categorisation
31. Electronic Information Systems and Human Service Organizations: The Unanticipated Consequences of Organizational Change
32. Technology Configuring the User: Implications for the Redesign of Electronic Information Systems in Social Work
33. Electronic Information Systems and Social Work: Who are We Designing For?
34. Improving Child Protection Services: Australian Parents’ and Grandparents’ Perspectives on What Needs to Change
35. Electronic Information Systems in Human Service Organisations: The What, Who, Why and How of Information
36. Information Systems and Human Service Organizations: Managing and Designing for the “Occasional User”
37. Repositioning Electronic Information Systems in Human Service Organizations
38. Driving Child Protection Reform: Evidence or Ideology?
39. Child Development for Child Care and Protection Workers (2nded.)
40. Recording information about children and families: What, how, who and why?
41. Current problems with information systems in human service organisations: unforeseen but foreseeable?
42. Response to Tregeagle (2012). Commentary on Computer-based Information Systems and Human Service Organisations: Emerging Problems and Future Possibilities (Gillingham, 2011)
43. Understanding Children's Social Care: Politics, Policy and Practice
44. Computer-based Information Systems and Human Service Organisations: Emerging Problems and Future Possibilities
45. Decision-making tools and the development of expertise in child protection practitioners: are we ‘just breeding workers who are good at ticking boxes’?
46. Private and Confidential? Handling Personal Information in the Social and Health Services
47. Ghosts in the Machine: Student Participation and Grade Attainment in a Web‐Assisted Social Work Course
48. Exploring the Possibilities of an Expanded Practice Repertoire in Child Protection
49. Designing, Implementing and Evaluating a Social Work Practice Skills Course: A Case Example
50. Some of my Students are Prisoners: Issues and Dilemmas for Social Work Educators
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