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INSWABI |
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INTERNATIONAL NETWORK for SOCIAL WORKERS in ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY (INSWABI) Mission Statement Through international collaboration, to advance the social work contribution to the field of acquired brain injury (ABI), for the benefit of people with ABI, their families, significant others and broader support networks. Aims The network will aim to fulfil this mission by means of (i) information exchange, (ii) development, (iii) support, (iv) advocacy (v) innovation, and (vi) education among social workers with an interest in ABI. For detailed information on INSWABI oblectives and structure click here
Membership Application for membership is available here
Progress Reports Please select from the list below: Progress Report Special Issue November 2010
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International conference for social work in health and mental health. Dublin 2010 Reports and Abstracts: Approaches to Psychosocial Assessment in Acquired Brain Injury. Dr.Grahame Simpson Approaches to Ethical Social Work Practice in Acquired Brain Injury. Marriane Bush & Dr.Graham Simpson Traumatic Brain Injury: Results of an International Multi-Centre Study. Dr. Grahame Simpson et al. Improving Social Work’s response to Acquired Brain Injury and Child Protection concerns. Dr. Allison Rowlands.
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Other Information: Report on IBIA Eight World Congress on Brain Injury 2010 Proposals for the Future Development of INSWABI 2010 to 2013 |
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BISWG Ltd is not able to provide assistance/guidance with individual cases to members. |
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