CH 12
The complex system of health-care programs and policies that focus on the health of the community as a whole.
Public Health
clients reside in the facility for some period...
Inpatient Treatment
______ is the need to use increased amounts of the substance to reach the same level of mood alteration initially achieved
Tolerance
A person who works with others in the community to initiate change or develop needed programs
Community Intervention Collaborator
Passing legal judgment...
Adjudication
Name 3 social work functions in hospital, medical clinics, diagnostic and treatment centers…
1.Help patients understand and interpret technical medical jargon.
2.Offer emotional support.
3.Help terminally ill people deal with their feelings and make end of life plans.
4.Help patients adjust their lives and lifestyles to accommodate to new conditions when they return home from medical treatment.
5.Help parents of children who have serious illnesses or disabilities cope with these conditions and respond to their children's needs.
6.Serve as brokers who link patients with necessary supportive resources and services after leaving the medical facility.
7.Help patients make financial arrangements to pay hospital and other medical bills.
8.Provide health education aimed at establishing a healthful lifestyle and preventing illness.
a procedure or consequence that increases the frequency of the behavior immediately preceding it
positive reinfocment
What is stage 2 in the 4 stage recovery model?
Confrontation
What is a needs assessment?
systematic analyses of client problems and issues to determine clients’ needs and develop problems and issues to determine clients’ needs and develop problem-solving strategies
Two major categories of crime are…
Violent Crime and Property Crime
HMO stands for...
health maintenance organizations
Emphasize the importance of the individuals perception of reality and experience, a focus on strengths, and optimistic approach to human character
Humanistic Therapies
What four categories of “pathological patterns of behaviors” concerning how the substance is used are cited in the DSM-5?
impaired control, social impairment, risky use, and pharmacological issues
A person who works to influence, initiate, and develop policy, which affects the social and emotional development of children and youth within the school and community
Policy Initiator and Developer
the commission of a harmful offense or act that is legally prohibited
Crime
_____ Social Workers are social workers who work in the health care setting
Medical Social Workers
What is gatekeeping?
The process of monitoring and controlling access to services.
What is the treatment process for substance abuse?
Engagement
Assessment
Multiple-System Approach to Individualized Treatment
Development of a Continuing Care Plan
What roles can a social worker with a master's degree hold within a public school in Fayette Co.?
Family Resource/Youth Service Center Coordinator
Guidance Specialist
School Social Worker
Mental Health Specialist
an area of social work practice in which social workers have direct involvement with the court.
Forensic Social Work
What 5 key factors cause or contribute to health problems?
People who pursue unhealthful lifestyles are more likely to experience health problems and die at a younger age.
Physical Injuries
Environmental Factors
Poverty
Contagious Disease
What barriers do people of color often face in receiving mental health services?
lack of help-seeking behavior, mistrust, stigma, cost, and clinician bias
Substance Dependence is also known as...
Addiction
IEP stands for Individualized Education Process. True of False?
False. Individualized Education Program
In what 6 broad criminal justice settings can social workers can serve important functions?
uAdult Correctional Institutions
Administrative Planning Centers
Probation and Parole Services
Victim Assistance Programs
Domestic Violence Services
Juvenile Corrections