Page 2 of Resources authored by Kerry Musselbrook

Bringing the law to life with lived experience

User involvement in social work education

Social work students at GCU take part in a session for their Working with Law and Ethics module, No Recourse to Public Funds.

Published in

Case studies

on 25 Jun 2018

Critical reading and the Open University

User involvement in social work education

Sandy Sieminski, Jenny Bew and Alice Bradley share their learning and reflections on the importance of service user and carer involvement in critical reading.

Published in

Case studies

on 8 Jun 2018

Making connections

Report of Making Connections conference, focused on partnership working with service user and carers in social work education – by Kerry Musselbrook

Published in

Post-event summaries

on 14 May 2018

People seek a life, not a service

Kerry Musselbrook from Iriss shares her thoughts on the Our Shared Ambition event which was held in September 2017.

Published in

Features

on 5 Dec 2017

Travellers, human rights and social work's role

Reflections and resources from an event to discuss Travellers, human rights and social work's role in Scotland.

Published in

Post-event summaries

on 12 Sep 2017

Iriss on… good practice with fathers

Gary Clapton, Senior Lecturer in Social Work at the University of Edinburgh

A conversation with Gary Clapton, Senior Lecturer in Social Work at the University of Edinburgh.

Published in

Iriss on…

on 19 Jun 2017

Imagining the Future: Workforce

The future social services workforce in Scotland 2025

Background

Aims and ambitions

Over the next 10-15 years there are likely to be significant changes both in the numbers requiring access to support and the strategies for responding to this.

Published in

Reports

on 22 Oct 2013