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Gerontological Social Work: Knowledge, Service Settings, and Special Populations
In this timely new edition of their respected book, Schneider, Kropf, and Kisor introduce readers to the many facets of working with the elderly. Gerontological Social Work provides medical and psychological data about the elderly, and outlines methods for effective practice with aged clients. Each chapter is written by a faculty member who has expertise in that particular area of focus.
384 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1992
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