13th UK Joint Social Work Education Conference with the 5th UK Social Work Research Conference

Programme

09.00 - 10.00	Arrival, registration and refreshments	C15 Foyer
10.00 - 11.15	Welcome and Keynote	C16 Theatre
11.15 - 11.45	Refreshments	C15 Foyer
11.45 - 13.00	Parallel session 1	D, E & F Floors
13.00 - 14.00	Lunch	C15 Foyer
14.00 - 15.30	Parallel session 2	D, E & F Floors
15.45 - 16.30	SWAP Innovation Awards and drinks reception	C15 Foyer

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Parallel session 1: 11.45 - 13.00

Room	Title	Type	Conference	Presenters	Abstract
F1	Educating social work managers for design	Paper	Education	Sue White, Dave Wastell	View
	Understanding uncertainty, dilemma and organisational flux: Developing a reflexive toolkit to enhance new practitioner’s resilience.	Paper	Education	Pete Shepherd	View
	The essence as purpose in social work relationships	Paper	Education	Joy Gauci, Tracey Holley	View
F2	Hidden realities, service users and social work practice within personalisation and wellbeing policy: using the critical realist review method to interrogate issues and ways forward with social inequalities and health	Paper	Education	Helen Barnes	View
	Supporting People to Live and Die Well: the challenge for social work	Paper	Education	Margaret Holloway	View
	Personalisation and people with learning disabilities. Developments so far and their impact on the role of social workers	Paper	Education	Dave Sims, Sandy Gulyurtlu	View
F6	‘I know what I ought to do, but I am unable to do it’: exploring moral distress in social work	Paper	Research	Sarah Banks	View
	An analysis of the concerns of 200 social workers working in adult services in England	Paper	Research	Joe Godden	View
	From the front line: alcohol, drugs and social work practice - a national study	Paper	Research	Sarah Galvani, Cherilyn Dance	View
D6	Knowledge and skills framework integrating theory and practice	Paper	Education	Pamela Trevithick	View
	Here today, gone tomorrow? The ambivalent ethics of 'agency' social work	Paper	Education	Malcolm Carey	View
	Critical Practice for Challenging Times: Social Workers’ Engagement with Community Work.	Paper	Education	Catherine Forde, Deborah Lynch	View
D5	‘A & E or Bomber Command? Understanding expertise in child protection teams	Paper	Research	Andrew Whittaker	View
	Exploring queer care in social work – Meeting the needs and interests of lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) carers.	Paper	Research	Paul Willis, Julie Fish, Nicki Ward, Richard Ward, Stephen Pugh, Louis Bailey, Elizabeth Price	View
	Fathers and child protection: Evaluation of a training intervention for social workers.	Paper	Research	Nina Maxwell, Jonathan Scourfield	View
D2	The College of Social Work – Partnership in Action	Workshop	Education	Maggie Challis, Corinne May-Chahal	View
E2	Renewing and Enhancing the quality of Social Work Education – implementing the SWRB proposals	Workshop	Education	Hilary Burgess, Hilary Tompsett, Mary Keating	View
E1	Standing on a Precipice? Practice educators and the future of practice learning in social work	Workshop	Education	Clare Parkinson, Jo Finch	View
D1	Experiencing technologies for learning: social work educators and students	Workshop	Education	Tarsem Singh Cooner, Karin Crawford, Ian Mathews, Diane Simpson, Rachel Balen, Julie Kent	View

Parallel session 2: 14.00 - 15.30

Room	Title	Type	Conference	Presenters	Abstract
F1	The Assessed Year in Employment: The importance of getting it right	Paper	Education	Frank Carter	View
	What could go wrong? Supervising Newly Qualified Social Workers	Paper	Education	Jackie Martin, Jeanette Wood, John Griffin	View
	Enhancing recruitment and retention of social workers through effective selection & assessment strategies: A look at some lessons learned so far.	Paper	Education	Volker Patent, Rosalind Searle	View
F2	Continuing Professional Development – What difference does it make?	Paper	Education	Mary Keating, Pat Higham	View
	Together in Partnership: Promoting positive professionalism and professional leadership: a holistic approach to reduce pressure and stimulate creative responses to changing circumstances	Paper	Education	Hilary Tompsett, Jane Lindsay, Christine Skilton, Kathleen Henderson, Jenny Rowlands, Toni Mitchell, Jane Matthew-Byrne, Kerryn Holborn	View
	Meeting the challenges of collaboration in post-qualifying social work education	Paper	Education	Robin Sen, Joe Smeeton, Warren Carratt	View
	Opportunities and threats to service user and carer participation in pre and post qualifying social work education and training in relation to the Social Work proposed Reforms – Our Perspectives	Paper	Education	June Sadd, Kay Malko	View
D5	Professional formation on the Master of Social Work: Exploration from students' perspectives	Paper	Research	Deborah Lynch	View
	The experience of change in adult social care: a ripfa Change Project	Paper	Research	George Julian, Geraldine Nosowska	View
	Professionalism and professional identity: what are they and how do social work students acquire them?	Paper	Research	Fran Wiles	View
D6	Staying one step ahead? The Step Up to Social Work Employment based route to social work: an HEI perspective.	Paper	Education	Alison Domakin	View
	Return to the front line: a study on a project to prepare non practising social workers to re-enter children and families social work practice.	Paper	Education	Martyn Higgins, Ruth Watson, Andrew Whittaker, Jill Yates, Iain Campbell-King	View
	Better Than The “Best of a Bad Job”	Paper	Education	Jayne Lewis	View
	Step Up to Social Work Programme: trainees' experiences so far. Are we seeing new wine in new bottles?	Paper	Education	Mary Baginsky	View
E2	What should be the ‘new look’ of PQ following the SWRB proposals and GSCC closure?	Workshop	Education	Jane McLenachan, Pat Higham	View
D1	Local practice and the Global Agenda for social work	Workshop	Education	Linda de Chenu, Dave Sims, Janet Williams, Hellmuth Weich	View
E1	Health inequalities – at the heart of the social work curriculum?	Workshop	Education	Kate Karban, Julie Fish	View
D2	Regulating social work: UK perspectives	Workshop	Education	Graham Ixer, Abigail Gorringe, Paul Kearney, Ian Thomas, Karen McLaughlin	View

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