social work ( sw ) practices are undergoing major transformations generated by change in the governance of health and social policies . these transformations are based on two logical performance , one managerial , resting on new public management principles , and another clinic , supported by evidence based practices .
the implementation of integrated services is traversed by these two logics that shape it and call a relative standardization of clinical practice .
standardization of practices should be conceived as bi - dimensional , like a normative system heterogeneous to practice of sw but also like a set of incorporated and collective routines sustaining the professional autonomy of sw .
qualitative analysis of representations of standardization from a corpus of interviews with 10 case managers on two implantation sites of prisma - france pilot project .
standardization appears weakly conceptualized in social workers practices . managerial dimensions of standardization dominating in their representations .
however , some forms of standardization associated to tools for information exchange and evaluation are seen by sw as vectors of efficiency in clinical practice .
sw have a complex relationship to the multifaceted nature of the standardization that requires a nuanced analysis of its effects on their practices .
 purposesocial work ( sw ) practices are undergoing major transformations generated by change in the governance of health and social policies . 
 these transformations are based on two logical performance , one managerial , resting on new public management principles , and another clinic , supported by evidence based practices . 
 the implementation of integrated services is traversed by these two logics that shape it and call a relative standardization of clinical practice.theorystandardization of practices should be conceived as bi - dimensional , like a normative system heterogeneous to practice of sw but also like a set of incorporated and collective routines sustaining the professional autonomy of sw.methodsqualitative analysis of representations of standardization from a corpus of interviews with 10 case managers on two implantation sites of prisma - france pilot project.results and conclusionstandardization appears weakly conceptualized in social workers practices . 
 managerial dimensions of standardization dominating in their representations . 
 however , some forms of standardization associated to tools for information exchange and evaluation are seen by sw as vectors of efficiency in clinical practice . 
 sw have a complex relationship to the multifaceted nature of the standardization that requires a nuanced analysis of its effects on their practices . 
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