A social worker in a managed care environment documents the client's presenting problems and symptoms, and comes up with a diagnosis and treatment plan. To determine whether this information calls for reimbursement, it must be reviewed by:
a) Business office staff
b) Third parties
c) Administrators
d) Psychiatrists
Answer: B
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a. you will examine many variables at once b. you will examine one variable at a time c. you will combine variables to compute a score d. you will transform variables to create an interval level variable
What is a major concern or problem with treating process addictions?
A. The research concerning process addictions is not being translated to the practitioners who work with people who experience process addictions. B. The research illustrates no cohesive treatment modalities for practitioners to use. C. The practitioners do not see these types of addictions as needing comprehensive treatment. D. The research shows there is really no help for these process addictions.
If researchers find that a new intervention is not effective, it is ethically acceptable to refrain from reporting the findings
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Why is assessing common factors essential?
a. Unless common factors are adequately present and accessible, change will be harder to achieve, and in some cases it will be unattainable b. Because the model says it is c. If you are not assessing common factors, you are probably not engaging in the work d. It is essential because then the client feels you are genuinely interested in them and care about them