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Measuring quality in communication is imperative for social work education, practice and research, but what does it take? A social worker perspective 衡量沟通质量对于社会工作教育、实践和研究来说势在必行，但这需要什么呢？社会工作者的视角

European Social Work Research Pub Date : 2024-03-06 DOI: 10.1332/27551768y2024d000000008

Signe Steensbæk, S. Baviskar, H. Antczak, Anne H. Bjerregaard, Frank C Ebsen, Thomas Mackrill, Malene K. Rosted, K. S. Larsen

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