Titlebook: Being an Expert Professional Practitioner; The Relational Turn Anne Edwards Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010 CHAT.cultu

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Diagnosis of Abdominal Wall Defectsices upwards across hierarchical boundaries in organisations. I weave together some of the themes set out in discussions of the relational aspects of professional practice in order to consider their implications for how knowledge not only moves across boundaries between organisations or sub-units bu

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978-94-007-3302-2Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010

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Being an Expert Professional Practitioner978-90-481-3969-9Series ISSN 2210-5549 Series E-ISSN 2210-5557

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Knowledge Work at Practice Boundaries,her to expand interpretations of multifaceted tasks. I develop the idea of common knowledge as a pre-requisite for mediating collaboration across the boundaries of specialist practices. I argue that common knowledge involves gaining sufficient insight into purposes and practices of others to enable

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Relational Agency: Working with Other Practitioners, relational agency, which involves working alongside others on complex problems towards negotiated outcomes. Relational agency, as a joint and more powerful form of engaged agency, will be presented as an alternative to the idea of professionals as heroic individuals. I suggest that the relational t

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Working Relationally with Clients,tskian ideas in which it has originated, can offer a way of thinking about how people engage with their worlds, which recognises their engaged agency and their contribution to the expertise that is distributed across systems. Topics covered in the chapter include how current welfare policies emphasi