Practice-Based Research in Social Work: A Guide for Reluctant Researchers by Dodd, Sarah-Jane, Epstein, Irwin(January 13, 2012) Paperback

This comprehensive guide delves into the world of practice-based research within the realm of social work, aimed particularly at those who may feel hesitant about engaging in research activities. Through a variety of practical examples, it illuminates the connections between theory and real-world application, effectively demonstrating how research can enhance practice and contribute to better outcomes in social work settings.

With its approachable tone, the book not only presents the theoretical foundations of PBR but also equips readers with the tools and confidence needed to undertake their own research projects. By emphasizing the importance of inquiry in social work, it promotes a culture of curiosity and continuous improvement among practitioners, encouraging them to embrace research as an integral part of their professional development.