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Hi, Often, these can be interchanged. I don't rcall seeing the term 'case worker' used for anything except social work. However, I don't think a social worker necessarily has to be a case worker.
- Hi, Often, these can be interchanged.
- I don't rcall seeing the term 'case worker' used for anything except social work.
- However, I don't think a social worker necessarily has to be a case worker.
- For example, a social worker might have a job trying to design the delivery of social services.
- This would not be case work.
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Hi,
Often, these can be interchanged. I don't rcall seeing the term 'case worker' used for anything except social work.
However, I don't think a social worker necessarily has to be a case worker. For example, a social worker might have a job trying to design the delivery of social services. This would not be case work.
A case worker is someone who works with indiviual p
Often, these can be interchanged. I don't rcall seeing the term 'case worker' used for anything except social work.
However, I don't think a social worker necessarily has to be a case worker. For example, a social worker might have a job trying to design the delivery of social services. This would not be case work.
A case worker is someone who works with indiviual p
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Sometimes they are the same but not necessarily. Social workers have a specific qualification; it is a profession. A Case worker could be anyone who has a 'case' assigned to them. A social worker may be a person's case worker. They might not be anyone's case worker. A case worker might not be a social worker.
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