Judith MacKenzie
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Judith MacKenzie, social work history,Abstract
The article examines the contribution of social worker Judith MacKenzie to the development of social work in New Zealand. An overview of the history of social work in the country is provided, including the emergence of social work programs, establishment of social workers' associations and criticism of the role of social work. Biographical information about MacKenzie are included, particularly her education and mental health career. She played a role in the formation of Chief Social Worker Association and Richmond Fellowship.References
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