Leadership and Social Work

2025 - 2026

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Volume 2, month January, 2026

Ethical detection of undeclared AI use in academic writing in Spanish pp. 7

Lorena España

Use of Generative AI for Digital Triage: Clinical Accuracy, Risks, and Professional Acceptance pp. 8

India Bonner

Community Resilience and Psychosocial Well-being in Contexts ofExclusion: Intervention Strategies from Social Work with a PsychologicalPerspective in Asian Indigenous Communities pp. 10

Aysha Alnuaimi

Facilitative Leadership and Knowledge Management in DevelopmentNGOs: Towards a Sustainable Organizational Learning Model pp. 11

Widya Angelia

Transformational Leadership as a Retention Factor in Child WelfareServices: An International Comparative Study pp. 12

Khan Zeenat

Guiding Principles for Quality, Equity and Sustainability in ImplementationResearch: Multicountry Learnings from ParticipatoryAction Research pp. 13

Chandana Watagodakumbura

Volume 1, month January, 2025

Pedagogical Leadership and Innovation for the Training of Social Workers in the Legal Environment pp. 1

Karen Michelle Catagua Piloso

Implementation of policies and programs for community social developmentin rural communities pp. 2

Alejandra Mendoza Carreón

Social work interventions in the health sector to promote leadershipand quality of life among the Ecuadorian population pp. 3

Nayeli Cecibel Toala Toala

Leadership in social work practice in Ecuador embraces strategiesfor the empowerment of rural communities pp. 4

Sebastián Uribe

Application of psychological approaches in community social work to strengthen decision-making and psychosocial interventions in families in marginal urban areas of Guayaquil, Ecuador pp. 5

Carlos Daniel Molina Pineda

Ethics and professional identity among Ecuadorian social workers:critical reflections on values, responsibilities, and leadership challengesin community contexts pp. 6

Víctor Danilo Montero Silva