Hospital-based social worker, Jacob Stein, explains the importance of a power of attorney for health care, a legal document that appoints a trusted family member or friend to make life and death health care decisions on one’s behalf. Power of attorney for health care is an example of a(n) _____.
A. living will
B. proactive directive
C. advance directive
D. advance decision-making plan
C. advance directive
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Caregiver stress is increased by:
A) severity of the care receiver's disease. B) availability of formal services. C) living with the care recipient. D) cognitive status of care receiver.
Which group member keeps discussions focused?
A. standard setter B. blocker C. compromiser D. expeditor
What are professional boundaries?
What will be an ideal response?
Many authors believe that one of the most important treatment strategies that can be used
with clients of color is to help them connect or re-connect with their ethnic group. This, however, has not been found to be as helpful as originally believed. Indicate whether the statement is true or false