Opportunities for research participation

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Opportunities for research participation

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    • Opportunities to advertise research with the AASW

    The AASW National Research Committee; as part of its commitment to promote and encourage social workers’ involvement in research; reviews and approves various research projects to be advertised to members. Both conducting and participating in research are considered to be key professional development activities and can be counted towards your annual CPD. If you participate in any of the research activities listed below, you can record this as a Category 3 activity (Professional Identity) in your online CPD record.

    Current research projects

    Social Worker Well-being: Vicarious Trauma and Vicarious Posttraumatic Growth in Social Workers from Diverse Cultural Backgrounds in Australia

    School social workers: Working with youth suicide in Australian secondary schools

    Addressing cognitive changes in stroke survivors: An Australian healthcare perspective

    Evaluation of resources for working with people who hear voices

    Exploring Challenges and Strategies in School Refusal Prevention: Insights from Victorian School Mental Health Professionals in Australia

    Understanding the Experience of Female Social Workers who have Lived Through Domestic and/ or Family Violence while employed in the Human Services Field in Queensland.

    Global Working Conditions in Social Work

    Mapping current vocational rehabilitation practice and evaluating the effectiveness of vocational rehabilitation training for allied health clinicians working in traumatic injury.

    Youth Mental Health Practitioners’ Experiences of Engaging Families to Support Youth Wellbeing: A Qualitative Phenomenological Study

    Behaviours of Concern in Out of Home Care: An Exploration of the Understanding and Approaches of NSW Welfare Workerssss

    Exploring the experience of social workers in supporting people with life-limiting illnesses accessing the NDIS and the support services required