Child Protection and Safeguarding Children Policies and Procedures
... a) Blood Tests - Coagulation should be checked where there are concerns about bruising. Further advice may be sought from the Consultant Haematologist in individual cases if there are concerns about the possibility of a clotting disorders. b) Medical Photography - should be facilitated as follows: T ...
... a) Blood Tests - Coagulation should be checked where there are concerns about bruising. Further advice may be sought from the Consultant Haematologist in individual cases if there are concerns about the possibility of a clotting disorders. b) Medical Photography - should be facilitated as follows: T ...
Answer Key and Rationale
... Answer B: Impotence may be caused by physiological conditions, which must be ruled out first. Treatments for impotence which is not caused solely by a medical condition or substance use include psycho-education, sensate focus, cognitive restructuring, and, when indicated the resolution of unconsciou ...
... Answer B: Impotence may be caused by physiological conditions, which must be ruled out first. Treatments for impotence which is not caused solely by a medical condition or substance use include psycho-education, sensate focus, cognitive restructuring, and, when indicated the resolution of unconsciou ...
Job Postings - Tropical Texas Behavioral Health
... Staff will provide community living supports to the Waiver participant and family/LAR to facilitate the Waiver participant’s achievement of his/her goals of community inclusion and remaining in their home. The supports may be provided in the Waiver participant’s residence or in community settings (i ...
... Staff will provide community living supports to the Waiver participant and family/LAR to facilitate the Waiver participant’s achievement of his/her goals of community inclusion and remaining in their home. The supports may be provided in the Waiver participant’s residence or in community settings (i ...
Moral panics and the social construction of deviant
... perceived dangerous deviants. The mass media and social control authorities basically reflect public opinion about the reality of the threat. The key argument of the grass roots model is that these agencies cannot fabricate public concern where none previously existed. However, particular triggering ...
... perceived dangerous deviants. The mass media and social control authorities basically reflect public opinion about the reality of the threat. The key argument of the grass roots model is that these agencies cannot fabricate public concern where none previously existed. However, particular triggering ...
Victor, Jeffrey S
... against their parents or child care workers. The authorities making these claims include some psychotherapists, social workers, local law enforcement officials, fundamentalist clergy, and members of anti-cult organizations. The Moral Panic Over Satanic Ritual Child Abuse There is no research on the ...
... against their parents or child care workers. The authorities making these claims include some psychotherapists, social workers, local law enforcement officials, fundamentalist clergy, and members of anti-cult organizations. The Moral Panic Over Satanic Ritual Child Abuse There is no research on the ...
use of art and play therapy interventions
... Traditionally, the hospital social worker takes on numerous roles within the medical model. It is common for the role of the social worker to shift depending on the medical facility. Their role could differ in community-based teaching hospitals, nonprofit medical facilities, university-affiliated h ...
... Traditionally, the hospital social worker takes on numerous roles within the medical model. It is common for the role of the social worker to shift depending on the medical facility. Their role could differ in community-based teaching hospitals, nonprofit medical facilities, university-affiliated h ...
Social security and insurance - European Commission
... What is covered? ............................................................................................ 6 How is healthcare accessed? ............................................................................ 7 Chapter III: Sickness cash benefits ............................................. ...
... What is covered? ............................................................................................ 6 How is healthcare accessed? ............................................................................ 7 Chapter III: Sickness cash benefits ............................................. ...
Strengths Perspective in Mental Health
... individual and family goals. Thus evaluation of the strengths approach would include whether goal attainment is continuously defined and redefined from the client's perspective (Early & GlenMaye, 2000). Mrs S treatment goals were reduction of anxiety, to perform household activities effectively and ...
... individual and family goals. Thus evaluation of the strengths approach would include whether goal attainment is continuously defined and redefined from the client's perspective (Early & GlenMaye, 2000). Mrs S treatment goals were reduction of anxiety, to perform household activities effectively and ...
WHO IMCI Guidelines
... Disadvantages of the IMCI strategic plan are that there is a potentially-high “False Negative “possibility (ie, problems in design and construction with “Sensitivity”): The child classified by the IMCI strategic plan as not having pneumonia could have pneumonia The child who is misclassified a ...
... Disadvantages of the IMCI strategic plan are that there is a potentially-high “False Negative “possibility (ie, problems in design and construction with “Sensitivity”): The child classified by the IMCI strategic plan as not having pneumonia could have pneumonia The child who is misclassified a ...
1 Chapter 1 THE PROBLEM Introduction Academic programs are
... (Kettner, 2002). The theory postulated that various systems, such as agencies, organizations, and society at large, functioned in a manner very similar to that of living organisms. That is, the individual parts of any system or organism are inherently interdependent on one another in order to compri ...
... (Kettner, 2002). The theory postulated that various systems, such as agencies, organizations, and society at large, functioned in a manner very similar to that of living organisms. That is, the individual parts of any system or organism are inherently interdependent on one another in order to compri ...
Defences and defensiveness in social work
... For Freud, several problems accompanied the definition of conscious, unconscious and preconscious. For this reason, from 1920 onward Freud introduced different topographical distinctions in the form of id, ego super-ego. In this conceptualisation, the id represents most unconscious, primitive instin ...
... For Freud, several problems accompanied the definition of conscious, unconscious and preconscious. For this reason, from 1920 onward Freud introduced different topographical distinctions in the form of id, ego super-ego. In this conceptualisation, the id represents most unconscious, primitive instin ...
Social Functioning: A Sociological Common Base for Social Work
... share some characteristics similar to the way SRT has been used in CT&R. Turner's work on psychosocial therapy (1978) has content theoretically related to our application of SRT. The particular way the concepts of adaptation and social functioning have been used within CT&R may be of interest to adm ...
... share some characteristics similar to the way SRT has been used in CT&R. Turner's work on psychosocial therapy (1978) has content theoretically related to our application of SRT. The particular way the concepts of adaptation and social functioning have been used within CT&R may be of interest to adm ...
From Me to You: The Effect of Social Modeling on Treatment Outcomes
... (Almasi, Stafford, Kravitz, & Mansfield, 2006). This may offer one explanation as to why placebo effects appear to have increased over time in clinical trials carried out in the United States but not in Europe or Asia, where such drug advertisements are not permitted (Tuttle et al., 2015). In stark ...
... (Almasi, Stafford, Kravitz, & Mansfield, 2006). This may offer one explanation as to why placebo effects appear to have increased over time in clinical trials carried out in the United States but not in Europe or Asia, where such drug advertisements are not permitted (Tuttle et al., 2015). In stark ...
End of Life Care
... recent decades are reactions to the emphasis on cures, providing more caring and compassion to those in pain or at the end of life. It is in this area of caring for the whole person and nurturing him or her not only through the direct medical interventions, but also the psychosocial-spiritual conseq ...
... recent decades are reactions to the emphasis on cures, providing more caring and compassion to those in pain or at the end of life. It is in this area of caring for the whole person and nurturing him or her not only through the direct medical interventions, but also the psychosocial-spiritual conseq ...
Asperger`s Syndrome talk
... In addition to the symptoms the letter described, Kanner noted Donald's explosive, seemingly irrelevant use of words. Donald referred to himself in the third person, repeated words and phrases spoken to him, and communicated his own desires by attributing them to others. Kanner described Donald and ...
... In addition to the symptoms the letter described, Kanner noted Donald's explosive, seemingly irrelevant use of words. Donald referred to himself in the third person, repeated words and phrases spoken to him, and communicated his own desires by attributing them to others. Kanner described Donald and ...
The Diagnosis of Mental Disorders in Clinical Social Work: A Review
... helping professions with proportional obligations and duties (Kutchins, 1991). Broadly, in common law, licensed clinical social workers owe a duty to their clients to provide an appropriate standard of care (Reamer, 2003). Any deviation from that standard of care which harms or injures the client ma ...
... helping professions with proportional obligations and duties (Kutchins, 1991). Broadly, in common law, licensed clinical social workers owe a duty to their clients to provide an appropriate standard of care (Reamer, 2003). Any deviation from that standard of care which harms or injures the client ma ...
Gender and Age Differences in Social Support: A Study of East
... Social support as a subjective (anticipated/expected) versus an observable (received) phenomenon is one prominent distinction. B. R. Sarason and colleagues [4] for instance, define social support as a personal and stable expectation closely resembling a personality trait. Sarason et al. also propose ...
... Social support as a subjective (anticipated/expected) versus an observable (received) phenomenon is one prominent distinction. B. R. Sarason and colleagues [4] for instance, define social support as a personal and stable expectation closely resembling a personality trait. Sarason et al. also propose ...
Social Anxiety Disorder - South African Depression and Anxiety
... Presentation, Symptoms and Diagnosis People suffering from Social Phobia display three essential features: a fear of scrutiny by other people in social situations, a marked and persistent fear of performance situations in which embarrassment may occur, as well as an active avoidance of the feared s ...
... Presentation, Symptoms and Diagnosis People suffering from Social Phobia display three essential features: a fear of scrutiny by other people in social situations, a marked and persistent fear of performance situations in which embarrassment may occur, as well as an active avoidance of the feared s ...
Defining Aging and The Aged: Cultural and Social Constructions of
... political realms, the aging body becomes ever more central in the discourse surrounding health care and the socio-political relevance of elders. These culturally and socially produced archetypes have a real and critical impact in public discourse and policy making (cf. Calasanti and Bonanno 1986). L ...
... political realms, the aging body becomes ever more central in the discourse surrounding health care and the socio-political relevance of elders. These culturally and socially produced archetypes have a real and critical impact in public discourse and policy making (cf. Calasanti and Bonanno 1986). L ...
Chronic neurotic patients in general practice
... described above were then selected from current surgery attenders, screened to ensure freedom from psychiatric disorder and interviewed in the same way. The instruments The indices of psychiatric disorder and social dysfunction were measured by two separate instruments, a clinical and social intervi ...
... described above were then selected from current surgery attenders, screened to ensure freedom from psychiatric disorder and interviewed in the same way. The instruments The indices of psychiatric disorder and social dysfunction were measured by two separate instruments, a clinical and social intervi ...
Ethics and Social Work in Health Care
... Defined as “the act of notifying authorities of harmful deviation from standards of care or unethical practices within an organization” Before reporting incident the practitioner should consider: *Severity of harm and misconduct involved *Quality of evidence of wrongdoing *Ef fect of the decisio ...
... Defined as “the act of notifying authorities of harmful deviation from standards of care or unethical practices within an organization” Before reporting incident the practitioner should consider: *Severity of harm and misconduct involved *Quality of evidence of wrongdoing *Ef fect of the decisio ...
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy: Psychosocial Management
... – Necessary to promote patient independence and involvement in decision-making ...
... – Necessary to promote patient independence and involvement in decision-making ...
The Social Brain: Perspective of a Psychiatrist-in
... psychiatry, and the American Psychiatric Association thinks that this integration is what training programs in psychiatry teach. Psychiatrists are supposed to understand these approaches as different tools in a common toolbox.” ...
... psychiatry, and the American Psychiatric Association thinks that this integration is what training programs in psychiatry teach. Psychiatrists are supposed to understand these approaches as different tools in a common toolbox.” ...