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15 Cards in this Set
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Welfare state/social safety net |
State actively seeks to protect the health and well being of its citizens, especially those in financial need |
Txt pg 6 |
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Residual view |
Social welfare is implemented only when all else fails. Benefits are usually low |
Txt pg 11 |
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Institutional view |
Exists to ensure everyone as a reasonable standard of health. Even out inequalities that are not the individuals fault |
Txt pg 11 |
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Universal programs |
Availible to everyone in a specific catagory (ex. People with disabilities) income/financial situation does not matter |
Txt pg 12 |
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Selective programs |
Target people who are in need or eligible based on a means/income test or a needs test. More income = less benefit. |
Txt pg 12 |
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Direct social work |
Working face to face with individuals. Typically done through a public social service agency |
Txt pg 14 |
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Indirect social work |
Working with organizations that formulate, analyze, develop and evaluate social policies and programs. |
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Micro social work |
Direct practice with individuals and families |
Txt pg 14 |
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Mezzo social work |
Social work with groups and communities |
Txt pg 14 |
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Macro social work |
Working with organizations or communities to improve or change laws/policies in general society |
Txt pg 14 |
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Casework |
A practitioner doing one on one councelling with individuals or families usually working as part or a social service agency. |
Txt pg 15 |
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Four key social work concepts |
1) social change/social justice 2) problem solving 3) person in environment 4) empowerment |
Txt pg 16 |
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Social worker |
Can make a series of judgements as to the nature of a situation and formulate actions to be taken/not taken. the social worker can be held accountable for these actions. |
Txt pg 19 |
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Social service worker |
May follow a suggested course of action but will not be the person who has arrived at such a judgement. |
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Code of ethics 6 key values |
1) respect for dignity and worth of persons 2) pursuit of social justice 3) service to humanity 4) integrity of professional practice 5) confidentiality in professional practice 6) competence in professional practice |
Txt pg 25 |
