When should discharge planning begin? Why?
What will be an ideal response?
Discharge planning starts at admission! We must constantly be aware of what a client may need at the end of treatment, what ongoing services they may need, etc. Advance planning also helps to have a seamlessly timed set of resources at the end of this stage of recovery.
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A continuing controversy in the child welfare field during the past three decades has been
(a) whether children are developmentally different from adults; (b) whether children from different racial/ethnic groups should be treated differently; (c) whether foster care or family preservation/reunification is in the best interests of children; (d) whether the child welfare system should be controlled by the public or private sector.
Social policies:
a) Are usually formulated in a rigorous manner. b) Are implemented with formal client and advocate input. c) As a rule are given sufficient public funding. d) Frequently have unintended consequences
It is important that social workers broaden their perspectives in order to do all but which of the following?
A. increase their self-understanding B. appreciate others' viewpoints C. develop and evaluate more creative policies and interventions D. figure out the single best approach to working with their group of clients
The term ____________ connotes a certain reputation of the enterprise.
A) vision B) plan C) image D) branding