Which of the following statements is true about the funding of the current long-term care system?
A) It provides an integrated and comprehensive system of both community-based and institutional options.
B) It finances an adequate level of home health care as a way to keep older people in their homes.
C) It is dominated by institutional care.
D) It is guided by a national policy on long-term care.
C
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B) it helps members put their problems into perspective by helping them to realize that others have problems as serious as theirs. C) it permits a social worker to treat more than one person at a time and thus maximizes the use of professional staff. D) it enhances the feelings of anonymity and invisibility.
The emergency of mother’s pensions represented changes in the ideas and institutions that guided social welfare in the early 20th century. There was division in philosophy towards providing relief in that frontline social workers learned that the
inadequacy of aid caused irreparable harm to families and other believed that private charity was best and that “poor charity” was worse than none. How did these 2 thought patterns guide relief during this period? What will be an ideal response?
In 1949, Congress began to shift Native American programs from the federal government to state governments and to back away from federal protections of the 1934 Reorganization Act. This resulted in:
a) Return to Native Americans not having equal rights b) Loss of social programs and new taxes c) Reduced unemployment d) Native Americans feeling more complacent
Michael White focuses on influences upon the presenting problem which are __________ the family
a. inside. b. outside. c. directing d. none of the above.