There are journals and websites aplenty out there aiming to answer that question. Happily, Dorlee M., LMSW, is out there compiling a weekly best-of, summarizing contents, and generally making it easier for you to stay fresh on the latest social work happenings. She titles her posts "Best in Mental Health." They even have their own catch phrase: "I'm watching twitter, google+ and the web so you don't have to..."
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