Lisa Lewis Practice Manager at Barnardo’s Fostering and Adoption, Yorkshire and Theresa Lillis gave a webinar as part of BASW’s
In January 2021 Theresa Lillis was invited to do an online presentation on WiSP to professionals working in social care, as part of a
An ongoing point of discussion with WiSP researchers, participant social workers and stakeholders has centred on ethics. What counts as ethical
Over the past 6 months the WiSP team have been invited to give seminars and workshops with social work practitioners on professional writing,
Image L to R: Lucy Rai, Lord Patel, Theresa LillisTheresa Lillis (the Principal Investigator leading the WiSP project) and Lucy Rai (the chair of
[Image from: https://www.theguardian.com/social-care-network/2015/aug/13/evidence-based-practice-social-work-vulnerable-people] On The Guardian’s
We recently gave a presentation on the WiSP project at the ALAPP conference. The title of our presentation was Combining ethnography and corpus
This was the title of our recent presentation at JSWEC [the UK Joint Social Work Education and Research Conference]. It’s a comment made by many
The first step in seeking permission is to get authority level approval- so been working on ethics applications and meeting relevant officials.
Success One local authority has approved the application and challenge now is to seek permission and involvement from team managers. Here’s