Social Work Evaluation: Enhancing What We Do

by James R. Dudley

Evaluation is essential for ensuring the effectiveness of social work and the survival of agencies. Dudley divides evaluation into intervention, implementation, and impact-measurement stages, and describes practical skills and techniques in a comprehensive and readable format. Students and practitioners alike will find that the skills covered in this book are central to their work.

Genres: Social Work

297 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

Reviews

[heidi]

If I didn't have to read this book for a class, I would not choose to read it. Overall, it provides great information on evaluating programs in social work and it does factor in a micro-level, but overall, it is dry and feels like I'm reading about mathematical concepts. Sorry, Dudley.