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14 Cards in this Set
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case management
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The activities of planning and coordinating, and in some cases, delivering treatment strategies.
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ethical standards
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Guidelines for the behavior of human service professionals.
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evidence-based practice
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A growing trend in the human services to provide services to clients based upon knowledge about their differences.
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generalist
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A human service professional with diverse skills and functions that are applicable in a number of settings with a variety of client groups.
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human service system
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The combination of several parts of the social welfare system, including resources, policies, programs, and knowledge.
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networking
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Establishing links among human service professionals and agencies to deliver quality services.
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partnerships
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When two or more human service organizations work together to better serve the client.
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problems in living
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The term used to describe problems that focus on the client, the environment, and the interaction between them.
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profession
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An occupation that is important to society, is based on academic training, and is bound by ethical standards.
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rehabilitation
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The process of returning an individual to a prior state of functioning.
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self-sufficiency
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The ability to care for one's self.
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social care
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Assistance to clients in meeting their social needs, especially those clients who either temporarily or long-term cannot care for themselves.
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social control
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Assistance for those individuals who could provide for themselves but have failed to do so or have done so in a manner that deviates from society's norms for appropriate behavior.
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teaming
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Working together in groups or units to provide efficient and effective client services.
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