Think about how the healthcare industry is impacted by economic factors as heavily as any other industry. Now that your project is complete, reflect on the relationships between economics, legislative changes, and policies and how these relationships are important to the overall delivery of healthcare systems. What steps can you take to become active in […]
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We can work on Psychodynamic Theory
For this assignment, write a paper that applies a social work theory and evidence-based interventions associated with your practice experience during the role plays. Describe a specific theory and an intervention used for each of the following: An individual meeting.A family session.A clinical group.When developing your paper, use information from the course resources and from […]
We can work on The pandemic of 1918
One of the main jobs of historians is to interpret the past by reviewing primary documents, scholarly secondary sources, and then creating an analysis of this research. After reading your text and reviewing the assigned materials, submit an analysis of the Spanish Flu of 1918. Beginning in 1918, an illness that came to be known […]
We can work on Anton Kriel’s “secrets”
Discuss which one of Anton Krielâs âsecretsâ you find most useful and how you can apply that secret to your life. Also in your discussion explain why or why not you currently live as Mark Cuban describes âdoing what you want, when you want and how you want.â Share on Facebook Tweet Follow us Sample […]
We can work on The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Cyber’s Most Wanted website
Review the Federal Bureau of Investigationâs Cyberâs Most Wanted website. Select one suspect and explain the related security laws, crimes committed, security vulnerabilities that were exploited, and how to prevent these incidents from happening again. Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed: Explain the related security laws based upon the chosen suspect.Describe the crimes […]
We can work on Maintaining a balance between flexibility and appropriate boundaries.
In the helping relationship, the social worker must maintain a balance between flexibility and appropriate boundaries. One such boundary is the use of touch. In social work, touch has long been held as dangerous and taboo. It may be harmful to a client, and it is important to be aware of the clientâs past history. […]
We can work on Body language
Body language is a form of nonverbal communication that accompanies speech. Common forms of body language are eye contact, posture, facial expression, and fine and gross movement. Social workers must understand how these seemingly simple, sometimes unconscious, body language responses may have a lasting effect by encouraging or discouraging a client. Body language with a […]
We can work on Macro-Level Systems Perspective
What services currently exist in the community to address the identified need?Has a community needs assessment or agency needs assessment been conducted to identify needs? If not, what is the evidence that need exists?Students should make a case for why this is a concern and discuss the human rights, environmental justice, or social justice, or […]
We can work on Interviewing Skills
Imagine that a client sits in front of you at the start of an intake session. What kinds of questions will you ask? How will you retrieve the necessary information while also building rapport? Clients come into the helping process with varied attitudes and personality traits. Additionally, clients come from various socioeconomic backgrounds, genders, religions, […]
We can work on Practice Theory
Theory is a basis for assessments and interventions with clients and is used to guide intervention in social work practice. Practice theory is the body of knowledge that has been empirically tested and shown to be effective. Mastery of multiple practice theories, such as the systems theory, provides the social worker with a set of […]
We can work on Understanding crisis and crisis intervention theory
Understanding crisis and crisis intervention theory is vital to skill acquisition for responders and increases their ability to provide effective responses to survivors. There are three levels of crisis intervention theories. The first and most basic level focuses on correcting temporary affective, behavioral, and cognitive distortions caused by critical incidents. The second, or expanded level, […]
We can work on Invisible Disabilities Case Analysis
Consider how others react toward a person with a visible disability. Do they stare? Do they move away? Do they invade the person’s space and ask inappropriate questions? Now consider someone with hidden, or invisible, disabilities, those that are not immediately apparent. In the publicâs consciousness, disabilities are largely defined as something physical. Rather than […]
We can work on Religious oppression
For citizens in some countries, religious oppression is common and long-standing. Although freedom of religion is protected in the United States, religious intolerance and discrimination remain. Consider Islamophobia and the backlash against those of the Muslim faith following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Social workers must be alert for the complex ways that religious oppression and […]
We can work on The impact of trauma on clients
As the impact of trauma on clients becomes a greater focus, the profession is also considering the secondary trauma that social workers experience due to interacting with client trauma. Social workers need to understand boundaries and triggers and ensure sufficient self-care to balance needs (van Dernoot Lipsky & Burk, 2009). Otherwise, they will not be […]
We can work on The HIPAA regulations
If you have gone to a doctorâs appointment within the last 20 years, you have likely signed a Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) form. HIPAA protects a patientâs mental and physical health information and allows the patient access to records. Under the law, the patient can also distribute those records to other parties. […]
We can work on Social work administrators may use to become advocates
This week, you will prepare a white paper. Explain cultural competence for administrators who will act as advocates and policy makers. Consider how social work administrators might apply their leadership roles to increase cultural competency and advance social and economic justice within their organizations. Address the following in your white paper: Explain strategies social work […]
We can work on The processes of family and couple mediation.
Write a critical and analytical report on the processes of family and couple mediation. Based on a real or hypothetical case, evaluate the mediation model that applies, as well as the roles and techniques that the therapist implements.Specify the advantages or disadvantages of the process of the model evaluated and what matters of couples or […]
We can work on Women’s right to an abortion.
Abortion was a polarizing issue a century ago during the progressive era, and it remains so. In fact, you may have a firm perspective on whether abortion should be legal always, in certain circumstances, or never. Modern perspectives on abortion have been influenced by the pivotal Roe v. Wade case. In 1973, the U.S. Supreme […]
We can work on SOCIAL SECURITY ACT (1935)
Imagine yourself as an elderly American in the early 1930s. You live with your daughterâs family on her farm but then the normally abundant crops begin to die due to drought conditions. Your daughter is struggling to take care of her own children and fears she cannot care for you any longer. The support system […]
We can work on Dominant American social values.
Do you feel that all people should be treated equally and have access to the same opportunities? Do you believe that working hard is a personal responsibility? Valuesâincluding those related to equality, charity, and work ethicâinfluence how individuals view the world. They also form the basis of social work practice. While such values naturally vary […]
We can work on The Elizabethan Poor Laws of 1601
Describe the Elizabethan Poor Laws of 1601 and how the laws affected the treatment of children.Identify two ways the treatment of children has changed since the Elizabethan Poor Laws.View the Hernandez Family video, located in the Learning Resources, and explain how the responsibility of the social worker to protect the rights of the child can […]
We can work on Benita J. Fatality Case
Watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUfFIFBziEQ Respond to the questions below: What were the risk factors prior to the death of the four daughters?Do you believe the deaths could have been prevented?What preventative actions should the family, friends, and the child welfare system have taken?List some lessons you have learned when it comes to investigating child abuse and neglect. […]
We can work on Stigmatization
A woman walks into an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. A man cashes his disability check. Do you look at them with judgment, with sympathy, or with something in between? How you answer may depend on your perspective toward social welfare. A look of judgment represents the stigma attached to many social services. Some recipients are more […]
We can work on The U.S. interactions with the out side world
Do you believe that cultural and ideational factors could be helpful to explain U.S. interactions with the out side world? Explain why or why not. Regardless offer a plausible hypothesis about the effects of culture on America’s foreign policy and discuss ways to test this hypothesis empirically. Share on Facebook Tweet Follow us Sample Answer […]
We can work on The individual level of analysis
Under what conditions could the individual level of analysis be more useful than the unit-level or system-level? Why? In your response please analyze at least three specific examples in which the individual level of analysis could provide great insight into state actions. Share on Facebook Tweet Follow us Sample Answer Full Answer Section This question […]
We can work on Economic underdevelopment, and unequal distribution of wealth
International Relations scholars appear to disagree on the causes of economic underdevelopment, and unequal distribution of wealth among states. Neo-Marxist scholars explain these inequalities through a systemic theory, focusing on a world system that benefits some states disproportionally. Others argue that the causes of economic underdevelopment are to be found in unit-level attributes. Which of […]
We can work on America’s founding period
There is disagreement over America’s founding period, that is, whether it provides fodder for the “consensus” or the “conflict” view of American history. What sorts of conflicts were occurring at the time? Were they essential, deep-rooted antagonisms or simple disagreements resting on a more fundamental base of shared values about society and politics? Using the […]
We can work on The American Revolution
Was the American Revolution a “democratic” revolution? Cite facts from your textbook readings in your discussion of support (or lack thereof) for the American Revolution. What do you think were the root causes of the American Revolution? Share on Facebook Tweet Follow us Sample Answer Full Answer Section This question has been answered. Get Answer
We can work on Congress’s difficulties
All writers on Congress agree that representatives are mainly motivated by the wish to stay in office. This may be the root of Congress’s difficulties, but it could be argued that there is nothing wrong with this state of affairs. Insofar as the desire for reelection makes members responsive to the desires of their constituencies, […]
We can work on A legislator’s vote in Congress
What influences a legislator’s vote in Congress? Use concrete examples (either current or past) to support your assertions.Do you think that the structure of Congress lends itself to efficient and fair policy-making? Share on Facebook Tweet Follow us Sample Answer Full Answer Section This question has been answered. Get Answer