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Use of research in social work practice.

Research findings were used to identify patients experiencing interpersonal difficulties for whom it was felt social work intervention would be beneficial. Research utilizing a preschool and teenage patient population in a regional center for cleft lip and/or palate is outlined with regard to clinical identification purposes. These examples suggest that research and pracice can work together to meet the needs of our patients.