Interagency Work Case Study
This assignment will consist of a discussion of whether effective interagency work will lead to better outcomes for children and young people. Also in this assignment evidence will be presented that will support or contradict the statement, ‘Effective interagency working will lead to better outcomes for children, young people and their families’. This assignment will include my expectations from interagency that is efficient and how agencies will know that their work has been effective.
Interagency work is a collaboration between different agencies, this is where professionals are involved to work together on different case studies. Interagency collaboration is an ongoing partnership with diverse groups of people where problem solving is …show more content…
There are some challenges in personal resistance to change. This can be tough for professionals who have embedded attitudes which they don’t wish to even through inter-professional education. Therefore, professionals sometimes have different opinions about the causes of and the solutions to the problems, they may have dissimilar ideas due to not having the same paradigms (Pierson & M, 2010). Likewise, there are some concerns for social workers. These are not knowing which assessments are right to use or which assessments to use, not being taken seriously or listened by the professionals in the team, not having enough time to discuss important matters, working differently from others in the team and not having enough resources due to budget restraints, (Warren, …show more content…
He stated everyone turns to them for answers to problems however, instead they should step back and look at what other professionals have in line to offer. Collaborative working offers options in which social workers can work with the children, young people and families and also involve voluntary workers and other professional staff to maximise the resources. This would give an opportunity for making progress and affording the service user the best possible care which could lead to better outcomes due to the different professional ideas that are
Interagency work is a collaboration between different agencies, this is where professionals are involved to work together on different case studies. Interagency collaboration is an ongoing partnership with diverse groups of people where problem solving is …show more content…
There are some challenges in personal resistance to change. This can be tough for professionals who have embedded attitudes which they don’t wish to even through inter-professional education. Therefore, professionals sometimes have different opinions about the causes of and the solutions to the problems, they may have dissimilar ideas due to not having the same paradigms (Pierson & M, 2010). Likewise, there are some concerns for social workers. These are not knowing which assessments are right to use or which assessments to use, not being taken seriously or listened by the professionals in the team, not having enough time to discuss important matters, working differently from others in the team and not having enough resources due to budget restraints, (Warren, …show more content…
He stated everyone turns to them for answers to problems however, instead they should step back and look at what other professionals have in line to offer. Collaborative working offers options in which social workers can work with the children, young people and families and also involve voluntary workers and other professional staff to maximise the resources. This would give an opportunity for making progress and affording the service user the best possible care which could lead to better outcomes due to the different professional ideas that are