The NASW Code of Ethics' code that presents a dilemma for social workers because
they are required by the courts to testify regarding their contacts with offenders and
report any new or suspected offenses is
A. Client self-determination
B. Coercion in help-seeking
C. Confidentiality
D. Conflict of interest
C
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Mental health parity is problematic because it
A. Does not cover clients who are not employed. B. Has been found to be very costly. C. Reduces the need for individualized treatment plans. D. Emphasizes prevention over treatment.
Briefly describe the work supervisors must do in an organizational setting. What kinds of problems might a supervisor encounter as they act as liaison between management and supervisees?
What will be an ideal response?
What does it mean to “start where the client is”? How could Diana have done this?
While working as a medical social worker at Holland Community Hospital, Diana Howard, BSW, received a referral to coordinate home health services for patient Joshua Mitchell. Mr. Mitchell had been admitted to the hospital repeatedly after failing to make use of home health services set up for him in the past. In order for Mr. Mitchell to be released from the hospital he had to have a discharge plan from Diana. However, Diana was unsure what course to take as the medical staff pushed for his release and Diana searched for a way to provide services that Mr. Mitchell would use.
Pamela is having issues dealing with authority, first with teachers, now with the group co-leaders. Group members are consulted regarding their feelings toward Pamela. The entire group now looks to address the issue of Pamela's rebelliousness. This scenario is indicative of ______________stage
A) ?any B) ?the Transition C) ?the Initial D) ?the Working