Social work's important work: keeping families safe.
Social Work Research › Vol. 28 Nbr. 3, September 2004
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Editorial
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Social work's important work: keeping families safe.
Although public safety may long have been a national priority, it is now front-page news. Federal agencies, including a new Cabinet-level office, work to monitor and heighten public awareness of a host of risks. Among the most visible and pressing risks today are terrorism, including biological, workplace injury, and medical error. These risks were scarcely on our radar screens a decade ago. Unfortunately, the "old" risks to our society persist as new o...
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