The Social Work-Medicine Relationship: 100 Years at Mount Sinai (Hardcover)

Foreword (Kenneth L. Davis) Chapter 1. Introduction: Social Work Services in Health Care: The Challenges Chapter 2. Early Medicine and the Social Services Chapter 3. American Medicine and the Emergence of the Social Work Profession Introduction Social Work Emerges Social Work Connects to Medicine Chapter 4. Mount Sinai Medicine and the Women Who Socialized the Institution The Mount Sinai Auxiliary Board Summary Chapter 5. Social Work Activist-Leaders: The Making of a Social Work Department Background Chapter 6. Social Works Past Shapes the Present Introduction An Experiment in Staff Education Conducted at the Social Service Department of the Mount Sinai Hospital: A 1932 Perspective (Fanny L. Mendelsohn) A Comprehensive Approach to Social Service in a Health Agency: A 1955 Perspective (Doris Siegel) Chapter 7. Social Work Research in Health Care: Studies That Affect Practice Premise Background Social Work Studies Itself An Aspiring Researcher Begins at Mount Sinai (Barbara Berkman) Thirty-Five Years of Social Work at Elmhurst Hospital (Lawrence Cuzzi) From Evaluation Methodologist to Clinical Data-Miner: Finding Treasure Through Practice-Based Research (Irwin Epstein) Going Across Town and Out into the World (Gary Holden) Conclusion Chapter 8. Community Medicine and the Social Work Connection Background The Division of Social Work Social Work Role in Medical Education Schools of Social Work Community Practice Research Conclusion Chapter 9. The Globalization of Social Work Services in Social-Health Care An International Exchange Among Social Work Leaders The Enhanced Leadership Program The Needs of Developing Countries The Needs of Western Social Workers Other Enhancement of Leadership Programs Chapter 10. Medicine and Social Work: The Social-Health Challenge The Economics of Health Care Delivery The New Millennium Social Work and Social Policy Tomorrows Social Work Conclusions Appendix I. Directors, Department of Social Work Service Appendix II. Edith J. Baerwald Professors of Community Medicine (Social Work) and Chairpersons, Division of Social Work and Behavioral Sciences Appendix III. Chairpersons, Auxiliary Board Appendix IV. Social Work Events Appendix V. Auxiliary Board Projects, 1969 to 2004 Appendix VI. Women As Volunteers Introduction A Personal History of an Auxiliary Board Member (Hortense Hirsch) References Index