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Since the outbreak of COVID-19 in China, social workers have participated in fighting the virus in interprofessional teams. This exploratory study examined social workers’ experiences in interprofessional practice during the early stage of combating COVID-19. We used a purposive sampling strategy to recruit social workers. Ten semi-structured, in-depth interviews and thematic analyses were conducted. Results indicate that social workers experienced ambiguous professional identities and role confusion in interprofessional teams; found communication to be key to interprofessional practice; and identified facilitators and barriers at the organizational level. The interprofessional practice in fighting COVID-19 has less mature or formal forms in China. Recommendations for promoting social workers’ roles in interprofessional practice in China are discussed.

Experiences of China’s Social Workers in Interprofessional Practice during the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency