Ideally the clinical team should complete the diagnostic summary. What is the benefit of this team approach?
What will be an ideal response?
Per the old adage, “it takes a village to raise a child;” it takes a team to effectively treat an addict/alcoholic. Remember addiction impacts a lot of life areas: relationships, diet, health, mental health, etc. A clinical team comprised of counselors, nurses, dieticians, physicians, and family therapists look at addiction through the lens of their special training. Having all disciplines involved in the assessment and planning ensures comprehensive holistic treatment.
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The Health Insurance Patient Protection Act prohibits students in social work programs from:
a. presenting cases in classes without deidenitifying information b. presenting cases in classes c. presenting cases to filed instructors d. answers "presenting cases in classes without deidenitifying information" and "presenting cases to filed instructors"
It is important for the clinician to avoid the following mistake during the interview with the client:
a. Staying too long on the reflective listening phase of the interview b. Rushing to the solution phase of the interview c. Asking open-ended questions d. Giving too many I-messages
A community hires a researcher to determine whether a community center would be a benefit, in terms of reducing delinquency, promoting community service, and developing networks. To provide an answer, the researcher would conduct what sort of evaluation on community services:
a. Needs assessment. b. Evaluability assessment. c. Process evaluation. d. Efficiency analysis
The safety assessment approach that that uses behaviorally anchored scales to
assess the levels of parent, child, family and household functioning to identify areas of concern is called: a. The actuarial scale model b. The matrix approach c. The family assessment scale d. The child-at-risk scale