Which of the following organizations provides independent, impartial assistance in more than 60 countries to people whose survival is threatened by violence, neglect, or catastrophe, primarily due to armed conflict, epidemics, malnutrition, exclusion from health care, or natural disasters?
A. United Nations Health Care
B. Global Health Network
C. Doctors Without Borders
D. World Healthcare Association
Answer: C
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street children is a direct result of A) religious beliefs that encouraged large families B) urbanization, involving large numbers of farmers and their families moving to urban centers C) political policies resulting from families having a large number of children with the promise of government provisions, only to be left in vulnerable positions when these governments failed leaving families with no means for providing for their exceptionally large families D) societies based on socialist values that promote that the more children one has the more status they will have in society
A _______________sends a message that the salary an employee earns is based strictly on demonstrated competencies and effort in the current job)
A) appraisal B) bonus C) supervisory observati D) staff review
The number of children being cared for by grandparents:
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A worker believes that her supervisor is regularly abusing alcohol and is sometimes incapacitated at work. During one supervisory meeting, the supervisor is clearly intoxicated. Her speech is slurred and she is unable to respond adequately to questions. The odor of alcohol is on her breath. The social worker's best first step is to
A. discuss the problem with the supervisor and ask her to seek assistance. B. discuss the supervisor's problem at the next staff unit meeting and urge the supervisor to seek help. C. report the problem to the administration. D. refuse to meet with the supervisor if she appears intoxicated at subsequent meetings.