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Good Practice in Risk Assessment and Management 1 by Jacki Pritchard, Ms Hazel Kemshall (Paperback, 1995)

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This book titled “Good Practice in Risk Assessment and Management 1” is a valuable resource for adults in the field of Social Work. It offers insights and knowledge on a range of topics including Management Science, Social Welfare Services, and Government Politics. The book is published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers and authored by Jacki Pritchard and Ms Hazel Kemshall. The 210-page paperback book was published on November 1st, 1996, and has an ISBN-10 number of 1853023388. The book is written in English language and has a height of 232mm, width of 154mm and weighs 340g. This book is categorized under “Books, Comics & Magazines”, “Textbooks, Education & Reference” and “Adult Learning & University” and belongs to the genre of Politics.

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Providing a complete guide to good practice for those involved in risk assessment and management, this book is the first to bring together the key issues involved, and examine them in the context of wide range of social care settings. Using examples of practice with different client groups, the book addresses such questions as: how is risk defined in a particular work setting? how accurately can risk be predicted? what are the important features of risk? how do you balance the management of risks and the rights of individuals? With its strong emphasis on practice, the book examines the key issues and methods of risk measurement, predictability and management, drawing upon the experience of the contributors in a wide variety of social care settings...such as child protection, disability, work with older people, mental health, offenders, and drug addiction. It will be of use to practitioners, managers, trainers, policy makers and students.