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E-raamat: Human Services Technology: Understanding, Designing, and Implementing Computer and Internet Applications in the Social Services

  • Formaat: 462 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 22-Nov-2017
  • Kirjastus: Haworth Press Inc
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781351440158
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  • Formaat: 462 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 22-Nov-2017
  • Kirjastus: Haworth Press Inc
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781351440158

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Featuring new and updated information on computer technologies, including networking and using the Internet as a necessary tool for professionals, Human Services Technology: Understanding, Designing, and Implementing Computer and Internet Applications in the Social Services will help individual human service professionals and agencies understand, design, implement, and manage computer and Internet applications. Combining several relevant fields, this informative guide provides you with the knowledge to effectively collect, store, manipulate, and communicate information to better serve clients and successfully manage human service agencies. Human Services Technology explains basic technological terms and gives you the history of technology uses before you explore other areas of Information Technology (IT). This essential guide will also improve your ability to find and understand recent research and information on important topics. Human Services Technology will expand your technical know-how and help you better serve clients by offering you proven methods and explanations, such as:





describing terms--such as hardware, networking, and telecommunications--with easy-to-understand analogies and examples using IT applications to support social policies, improve service coordination among agencies, efficiently manage agencies in order to save time, support workersdecision making with information, and assist clients solving the problems that internal and external issues cause when determining IT needs, such as working with federal reporting requirements understanding and dealing with the 10 most critical IT issues for management

Containing dozens of graphs, tables, and figures, this knowledgeable book will help you with any IT problem you encounter. Symbols by certain subjects in the book indicate that you can find more information and references on that issue through links on the book s accompanying Web site. Human Services Technology will enable you to thoroughly understand and use IT to help you offer improved services to clients and manage agencies with increased efficiency and effectiveness.
Introduction 1(4)
Assumptions
4(3)
Organization of
Chapters
7(4)
PART I: BASIC CONCEPTS AND HISTORY
Personal Views of Human Service Technology
11(20)
Introduction
11(1)
Information Technology As Seen by a Person with a Disability
11(2)
Information Technology As Seen by an Executive Secretary in a Mental Health Association
13(2)
Information Technology As Seen by a Clinician in a Mental Health Center
15(4)
Information Technology As Seen by the Director of Information Management at a Local State Department Office
19(3)
Information Technology As Seen by the Executive Director of a Multiprogram Home Health Agency
22(4)
Information Technology As Seen by a United Way Committee Member
26(3)
Conclusion
29(1)
Review and Discussion Questions
29(2)
Basic Concepts and Historical Context
31(32)
Introduction
31(1)
Basic Concepts of Human Services IT
32(10)
Introduction to IT
42(5)
Historical Perspective
47(5)
Societal Impact
52(3)
Information Use in Human Service Delivery
55(3)
Conclusion
58(1)
Review and Discussion Questions
59(4)
PART II: APPLICATIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN THE HUMAN SERVICES
Professional Generic Applications and Assistive Technology
63(20)
Introduction
63(1)
Generic Applications
63(5)
Research Applications
68(1)
Education Applications
69(9)
Assistive Technology
78(4)
Conclusion
82(1)
Review and Discussion Questions
82(1)
Management Applications
83(30)
Introduction
83(1)
Historical Perspective
83(3)
Data Processing Applications
86(1)
Information Systems
87(4)
Knowledge-Based Applications
91(10)
Decision Support Applications
101(5)
Performance Support Applications
106(4)
Conclusion
110(1)
Review and Discussion Questions
111(2)
Human Services IT Applications
113(30)
Introduction
113(1)
Policymaking Level
113(2)
Community Level
115(4)
Agency Management Level
119(3)
Direct Service Level: Helping Practitioners Manage and Report Work
122(3)
Direct Service Level: Supporting Practitioner-Client Interactions
125(8)
Client Level
133(5)
Conclusion
138(1)
Review and Discussion Questions
139(4)
PART III: DESIGNING, DEVELOPING, AND IMPLEMENTING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS
The Process of Developing IT Applications
143(38)
Introduction
143(1)
Basic Concepts
144(4)
The Application Design and Development Process
148(10)
Tools, Techniques, and Skills
158(10)
Development Issues
168(9)
Conclusion
177(2)
Review and Discussion Questions
179(2)
Applying Systems and Decision-Making Theories
181(30)
Introduction
181(1)
Systems
182(11)
Decision Making
193(11)
Implications of Systems and Decision-Making Theories
204(5)
Conclusion
209(1)
Review and Discussion Questions
210(1)
Assessing Human Service Information Needs
211(28)
Introduction
211(1)
Organizational Influences on Human Service Information Needs
211(9)
Influences of Human Service Processes and Decision Making on Information Needs
220(10)
Implications of Information Needs on IT Design and Development
230(8)
Conclusion
238(1)
Review and Discussion Questions
238(1)
Hardware and Software Influences on IT Development
239(34)
Introduction
239(1)
Hardware Basics
239(6)
Hardware Functions
245(5)
Hardware Components
250(4)
Software Basics
254(15)
Implications for System Design and Development
269(2)
Conclusion
271(1)
Review and Discussion Questions
272(1)
Database Management Influences on IT Development
273(32)
Introduction
273(1)
Database Management Basics
274(16)
Managing Data
290(3)
Data Management Software
293(5)
Designing a DBMS
298(4)
Implications of Data Management for IT Design and Development
302(1)
Conclusion
303(1)
Review and Discussion Questions
303(2)
Networking, Telecommunications, and Internet Influences on IT Development
305(30)
Introduction
305(1)
Networking Basics
305(7)
Types of Networks
312(4)
Network Activities
316(6)
Cyberspace
322(7)
Implications of Networking for IT Development
329(2)
Conclusion
331(1)
Review and Discussion Questions
331(4)
PART IV: MAINTAINING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Managing, Supporting, and Evaluating IT Applications
335(38)
Introduction
335(1)
Basic Concepts
336(4)
Information Management Issues
340(3)
Reviewing IT Performance
343(12)
Guidelines for Success
355(15)
Conclusion
370(1)
Review and Discussion Questions
371(2)
Trends, Issues, and the Future
373(36)
Introduction
373(1)
Society
373(5)
Policy Formulation and Analysis
378(2)
Administrative Practice
380(5)
Community Practice
385(2)
Individual, Family, and Group Practitioners
387(5)
Educators
392(7)
Researchers and IT Developers
399(2)
Clients
401(5)
Conclusion
406(2)
Review and Discussion Questions
408(1)
Glossary 409(18)
References 427(14)
Author Index 441(4)
Subject Index 445
Slavin, Simon; Schoech, Richard