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1 Responsibility to the client
2 Practice setting
3 Professionalism
4 The profession
5 Community
6 Collageus |
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1 Technology
2 Healthcare
3 Economy problems |
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| What do social workers needs to be aware of? |
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| client values, own values, community values |
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| What are the fields of practice? |
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(GE SU CHILD COmmunity CRIM D FA WEL M ME O t School YouthPrograms)
Geriatric, substances, child welfare, community, criminal justice, disabilities, family services, welfare, medical, mental health, occupational, schools, youth |
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| may have been clients before and can identify with what has happened |
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| levels of skills and work in Social work |
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1 Volunteers
2 non-professional providers
3 other bachelors degrees
4 bachelors degree in social work
5 specialized profession
6 independent professional
7 advanced professional |
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| A person with MSW with a knowledge in one skill area and general knowledge of influence of social factors |
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| A person with MSW with a knowledge in one skill area and general knowledge of influence of social factors |
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| MSW with continued training and professional development under supervision |
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| highest level; want to teach, research and policy. |
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| Who started child welfare? |
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| What are the areas of child welfare? |
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1- Protective services
2- Foster care
3- Residential care
4- Adoption services |
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| How many children are born to single moms? |
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| 3 areas of community work |
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Community organization
community planing
Community development |
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1 Government agencies
2 Non profit organization
3 Managed care- running hospitals and health care providers |
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| external to the community that partially shape the servies of an agency (volunteer programs) |
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| A type of belief, centrally located in one's total belief system about how one ought to behave |
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| What are the four sources of values? |
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1 Judaism and christianity
2 Democratic ideal
3 Puritan ethic
4 Social darwinism |
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| expertise to perform a function, the capacity to transfer that knowledge into action |
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| What are the four main area of competency? |
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1 Universal Competences
2 Frequently utilized
3 occassionally needed
4 Low utilization |
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| What are the universal competencies? |
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1. Interpersonal helping
2. Professional competency development |
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| Frequently Used Competencies |
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3. Case P. Maintenance
4. Individual and family treatment
5. Delivery system knowledge development
6. Staff information exchange
7. risk assessment and transition services
8. Staff supervision |
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| Occasionally used competencies |
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9. Group work
10. dispute resolution
11. service connection referral
12. Program development
13. instruction
14. Staff development
15. Protective services
16. organizational maintence |
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17. research and policy development
18. tangible service provision |
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| What is a social like in terms of protective services |
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| like a watch dog and your working with a child on behalf of the community |
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| WHy are values important? |
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| Because they affect how we deal with clients and our success with clients, also it affects the manner in which human services operate |
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| How we should or should not behave |
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| reflects the bottom line of what we want to accomplish |
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