Editors
| Martin Power, University of Galway |
The Journal of Social Care provides a forum for managers, practitioners and students (undergraduate and postgraduate) of social care to share, through publication, their original research, practice reflections, literature and book reviews.
This journal, for the first time, provides a space within the Irish context for stakeholders within the social care field, both experienced and inexperienced to publish material of relevance to their profession.
A primary aim of this journal is to promote the development of research active practitioners in order to provide a solid foundation to underpin the future development of social care practice.
Current Volume: Volume 4 (2024)
Outcomes Measurement in Social Care: Insights from Current Evidence
Susan Flynn Dr, Sowmia Lakkshme Sundaresan Ms, and Louise Caffrey Dr
Forgotten Victims: Recommendations for Social Care on the Impact on Children of their Parent’s Incarceration
Karla Kane Ms and Susan Flynn Dr
Stigma Experience of Men with Eating Disorders: A Scoping Review
Rachael Maloney, Louise Lunney, Olivia-Mari Lennox, Elena Vaughan, and Colette Kelly
ARE SOCIAL CARE MANAGERS READY FOR PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION AND WHAT WILL THE IMPLICATIONS BE ON THEIR ROLE?
Lorraine O Brien
A Workforce Development Team’s Reflections on Social Work Retention and Turnover in South-East London, UK
Mark Taylor, Shalini Abrol, Sharon Frieslaar, and Corlea Taylor
Navigating Involuntary Care Home Closures: Professional Perspectives and Thematic Analysis of Failures in Norfolk
Farah-Leila Mughal, Vikki Bunting, and Jessica Ruth Austin