1. It was appropriate for the social worker to intervene being that he would have to be the one to care for his wife after she is discharged. In which he wouldn't be able to if he is always intoxicated because she needs proper care and he wouldn't be able to provide it under this circumstance. Also, he would have to be the one to care for his two children while their mother is ill and if both of them are ill who would be able to care for them. So, for the social worker to intervene she was only looking at the patient's well being and her environment when she returns home.
2. That the patient's husband wasn't considering the well-being of his wife and that she needed proper care and to receive that care that her husband would have to be sober
2. That the patient's husband wasn't considering the well-being of his wife and that she needed proper care and to receive that care that her husband would have to be sober