Historic Overview
The year the first hospital social work department was established in the US at Massachusetts General Hospital.
(Within 5 years)
When is 1905?
Self-management intervention where the clients' goal is to have self-independency, and a healthy routine outside of clinical care.
What is (CDSM) Chronic Disease Self-Management?
Name the two job opportunities listed in the Healthcare presentation.
What is an in-home health care social worker and a clinical social worker?
The client community Active Living Every Day was made for.
Who are elderly clients?
The theoretical framework was provided in the presentation.
What is System's Theory?
The year congress enacted Medicare and Medicaid, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Older Americans Act, and Food Stamp Program.
(Within 3 years)
When is 1965?
This intervention(s) average age population is elderly adults.
What is Chronic Disease Self-Management (CDSM)?
Service provided to the grieving family in the in-home health care social work video.
What are Bereavement care/visits?
Health Matters is designed for people with this type of disability.
What are intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)?
True or False.
Systems Theory only focuses on the systems within medical conditions and or disability.
What is False?
Born in 1861, she's a professional social worker who created the famous text Social Diagnosis in 1917.
Who is Mary E. Richmond?
Intervention(s) focused on clients' feeling like they're in control, and it uses 5 core principles to maintain stability.
What is Trauma-Informed Care (TIC)?
True or false?
Primarily, most in-home healthcare social worker positions only need a Bachelor's degree.
The year Health Matters was established.
(Within 3 years)
When is 2002?
The decade Systems theory gained traction within the social work field.
When are the 70's?
The year the Social Security Act was passed.
(Within 1 year)
When was 1935?
Intervention(s) focused on short‑term, immediate support to individuals facing acute emotional, mental, or situational distress.
What is Crisis Intervention? (Neither)
The preferred years of experience to be a clinical social worker.
What is 2-5 years?
Active Living Every Day was developed in the 2000's by this institute.
What is The Cooper Institute?
True or False.
Systems theory is only valuable in social work because it allows social workers to help in a bigger way, since it focuses on the client themselves.
Born in 1860, she's a social reformer and author who co-founded Chicago’s Hull-House in 1889.
Who is Jane Addams?
Intervention(s) that are built on a person‑centered philosophy that prioritizes empowerment, collaboration, and a holistic view of a client's health.
What is both? (CDSM & TIC)
Mentioned in the clinical social worker video, destroying these barriers focuses on the patient's holistic needs, not just their medical ones.
(Name 2 barriers mentioned)
What is the client's home life? What are the current social events? Can they keep up with their medicine? Can they keep up with their physicians'/nurses' instructions? Do they have a plan to reach their after-care appointments?
These similarities between Health Matters and Active Living Every Day show why these educational books and programs are needed in social work and healthcare.
(Name 3 things that both Health Matters and Active Living Every Day provide that are important for the client).
What is raises the client's community? What is provides confidence to clients outside of clinical care? What are learning tools for not only the client, but also for their social worker and other aspects of their community? What are strategies that take on everyday life?
These 3 client pressures are what make systems theory useful within a holistic approach.
What are community, family, and social pressure?