Sharing Knowledge, Improving Practice, Changing Lives
Workforce development – Maximising the knowledge and skills of social services staff depends on equitable access to the knowledge base, a culture that facilitates sharing of learning and experience, and competence and confidence in using knowledge effectively. The routine application of knowledge to practice will help practitioners
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