Human services online : a new arena for service delivery / Jerry Finn, Gary Holden, editors.

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Finn, Jerry
Holden, Gary
Language:English
Published: New York : Haworth Press, [2000], ©2000.
Subjects:
Human services > United States > Computer network resources.
Social service > United States > Computer network resources.
Social work administration > United States > Data processing.
World Wide Web.
Internet.
Physical Description:312 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
Format: Book
Contents:
  • The HIV Cybermall : a regional cybernetwork of HIV services / Mark Henrickson, Judith R. Mayo
  • The effects of a computer network on pediatric pain and anxiety / Gary Holden ... [et al.]
  • Changing practices with children and families in North Carolina : using technology to facilitate collaboration and training / Irene Nathan Zipper, Andrew Broughton, Lenore Behar
  • The requirements of community : an online survey of the Social Work Access Network (SWAN) / Michael A. Wright
  • A survey of domestic violence organizations on the World Wide Web / Jerry Finn
  • Computer technology utilization and community-based AIDS organizations / P.J. Cameron, J.R. Graham, J.D. Sieppert
  • Virtual volunteering : online volunteers providing assistance to human service agencies / Jayne Cravens
  • Online fundraising in the human services / Jerry D. Marx
  • Liability and the Internet : risks and recommendations for social work practice / Mary Banach, Frances P. Bernat
  • INTERNET : a framework for analyzing online human service practices / Joanne Levine
  • The Community Tool Box : using the Internet to support the work of community health and development / Jerry A. Schultz ... [et al.]
  • Promoting computer-mediated communications in community coalitions / Paul K. Dezendorf, Ronald K. Green
  • Offering social support via the Internet : a case study of an online support group for social workers / Andrea Meier
  • The nature and prevention of harm in technology-mediated self-help settings : three exemplars / Vincent R. Waldron, Melissa Lavitt, Douglas Kelley.