CHW 100
These individuals have an unusually close understanding of the communities they serve.
Who are CHWs?
Beginning, Middle, Ending
What are the 3 phases of an interview?
This theory looks at how networks, norms and relationships shape the cooperativeness of a society's social interactions?
What is the social capital theory?
These individuals work with clients to identify the resources they already have, as well as those that they would like to gain access to.
What are care managers?
(aka case managers, care coordinators, systems navigators)
The number of hours students need to complete for their CHW 145 practicum
What are 120 hours?
Informed consent and confidentiality are issues addressed by this.
What are the Codes of Ethics?
Moving between one or more sets of expectation and guidelines for conduct or behavior.
What is code switching?
This age group learns through play and is in a time of rapid physical development along with psychological changes.
What are preschool children (0-4 years)?
This stage of the care management process addresses assessed issues and shows incremental steps towards expected outcomes, ensuring they are individualized to the client's unique needs
What is planning?
This document helps to guide the student's learning goals, expectations and activities during the course of this practicum.
What is a learning plan?
Nationality, age, gender and beauty are all examples of these.
What are social constructs?
Open Ended Questions, Affirmations, Reflective Listening, Summarizing
What is the OARS technique?
This term refers to the inability of certain groups or individuals to participate fully in life due to structural inequalities in access to social, economic, political and cultural resources.
What is social exclusion?
Presenting problem, background, impressions and recommendations are the 3 parts that comprise this statement.
What is a social history?
What is the learning plan modification sheet?
Individual, Friends & Family, Neighborhood & Community, Nation and Society
What are the 4 levels of the socio-ecological model?
Visual/eye contact, Vocal qualities, Verbal tracking, Body language
What are attending behaviors?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!
This type of action plan uses circles of ascending sizes to identify action steps to reach specific client centered goals
What is a bubble chart?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!
Elder Abuse, Child Abuse, Sexual Abuse, Suicidal Ideations
What are examples of issues requiring mandated reporting?
"By May 1st, I'll have completed at least 100 hours of my required 120 practicum hours as well as completed 2 out 3 required meetings with my practicum supervisor."
What is an example of a SMART goal?
Education Access & Quality, Health Care Access & Quality, Neighborhood & Built Environment, Social & Community Context
What are the Social Determinants of Health
This stage of the interview process is for exploring alternatives and confronting any incongruities as well as conflicts.
What is restory?
Diabetes, Cancer, Chronic Kidney Disease, Depression, Muscular Dystrophy, Cardiovascular Disease
Contact note (12/21: "Mr. Jones appeared disheveled with a dirty shirt. His house was messy with used plates and cups stacked by his kitchen sink. Empty medication bottles were scattered across the dining room table.")
What is an example of facts (objective data)?
Naming each student in this class without pausing
Kristy, Kristi, Tierra, Shannon, Maka, Tammy, Poana, Lei, Sepi, Brandy, Michael, Paul, Richelle, Kanoe, Kahea, Kuaiwi, Taeok, Phyllis, Angela, Skylah, Tricia, Jamie