Nordic Social Work Research

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This journal publishes research on social work practices and challenges within Nordic countries, focusing on issues such as digitally facilitated economic abuse, performance evaluation in social services, integration of migrants and refugees, well-being of forced migrant families, school social work preparedness, post-separation abuse, parenting experiences of migrant families, distrust in child protection services, use of standardized social work tools, supported decision-making for individuals with intellectual disabilities, user participation in coordinated support, child participation in child protection decisions, the impact of video visits in home care, the role of humanity and love in social work, framing the needs of poor EU migrants, children's exposure to domestic violence, employee well-being in Swedish social services, the effects of austerity on welfare states, and the use of creative approaches in social work.

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