- Identify the intervention of social work within the framework of the health system from a historical and current perspective.
- Identify the health information systems necessary for the professional practice of social work in the field of health.
- Identify the needs of knowledge production in the practice of social work in the field of health.
- Identify the ethical implications of research or systematisation of practice.
- Use strategies for the dissemination and transfer of research results and the systematisation of the practice of social work in the field of health.
- Identify emerging challenges from the perspective of social work in the field of health.
- Apply models, methods and techniques of social work in the field of health in interventions with individuals, groups and communities for solving problems in multidisciplinary and complex contexts.
- Define professional and employment opportunities linked to social work in the field of health.
- Apply the gender perspective in the processes of intervention and research in the context of social work in healthcare.
- Convey knowledge to specialised and non-specialised audiences in a clear and unambiguous manner.
- Synthesise knowledge that favours original approaches from social work in the field of health.
- Apply scientific and professional documentation sources considering the use of new technologies.
- Determine the intervention processes appropriate to each of the contexts of complexity studied.
- Apply communication technologies for the intervention of social work in healthcare.
- Identify the intervention processes associated with social work in healthcare in the community and other contexts.
- Determine the ethical and bioethical implications derived from the intervention of social work in healthcare.