Personal independence payment forms, a de/re/constructive reading: Re/positioning claimants, social workers and social work practice ‘through’ policy discourse
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Cockain, A., Personal independence payment forms, a de/re/constructive reading: Re/positioning claimants, social workers and social work practice ‘through’ policy discourse. British Journal of Social Work, vol. 53, n. 5, 2022, p. 3191-3209.
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Discapacidad, Protección social, Prestaciones económicas, Formularios, Documentación, Burocracia, Lenguaje, Terminología, Características, Actitudes usuarios, Trabajador social, Servicios sociales, Servicios de salud, Actitudes personal, Derechos del usuario, Efectos, Autoconcepto, Autonomía personal, Desigualdad social, Inclusión social, Sector público, Crítica, Reino Unido
Discapacidad, Protección social, Prestaciones económicas, Formularios, Documentación, Burocracia, Lenguaje, Terminología, Características, Actitudes usuarios, Trabajador social, Servicios sociales, Servicios de salud, Actitudes personal, Derechos del usuario, Efectos, Autoconcepto, Autonomía personal, Desigualdad social, Inclusión social, Sector público, Crítica, Reino Unido
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