The services at the CSH are not limited to providing care to specific areas across New Jersey. However, we recognize the type of environment in which the child and their family derive from and try to bridge cultural background to establish successful treatment outcomes. The writer of this paper assesses through her experience working at CSH that cultural competency is limited to those who trained in person-in-environment perspective.
Strengths Based Empowerment Approach The programs at the CSH are grounded in the strengths-based empowerment approach. The CSH’s core vision is to provide specialized healthcare services for children birth to 21 in order to promote a world where all children can reach their full potential. Programs teach …show more content…
A surveillance of mental disorders among children reported an 80% increase in hospital stays from 1997-2010 (CDC, 2013). Childhood genetic disorders, mental disorders and trauma related conditions are a global issue. The CSH is focused on research projects that help better understand the medical and mental conditions children face and the types of therapies in which may aid the …show more content…
The CSH currently uses e-mail as it’s primary way of communication however, not all e-mails are shared with the necessary people especially part time employees. It has been my experience that the CSH administrative staff are currently working on refining interdisciplinary communication pertaining to client needs. Providing ways of transport for patient families would enhance program enrollment. Many times the writer of this paper has seen premature discharge of patients due to parent inability to transport themselves to the hospital especially those who live further distances from the in-patient facility. These patients opt for out-patient therapy.
Social Work Policy The CSH adheres to The Joint Commission (TJC) standards of care. The CSH organization constantly reviews and enhances policies that establishes quality care that meets accreditation standards. Employees are given training on a weekly bases of the policies of the CSH. Accreditation is focused on patient safety. Advocating for exceptional standards of safety and care is one of the core policies of social
Strengths Based Empowerment Approach The programs at the CSH are grounded in the strengths-based empowerment approach. The CSH’s core vision is to provide specialized healthcare services for children birth to 21 in order to promote a world where all children can reach their full potential. Programs teach …show more content…
A surveillance of mental disorders among children reported an 80% increase in hospital stays from 1997-2010 (CDC, 2013). Childhood genetic disorders, mental disorders and trauma related conditions are a global issue. The CSH is focused on research projects that help better understand the medical and mental conditions children face and the types of therapies in which may aid the …show more content…
The CSH currently uses e-mail as it’s primary way of communication however, not all e-mails are shared with the necessary people especially part time employees. It has been my experience that the CSH administrative staff are currently working on refining interdisciplinary communication pertaining to client needs. Providing ways of transport for patient families would enhance program enrollment. Many times the writer of this paper has seen premature discharge of patients due to parent inability to transport themselves to the hospital especially those who live further distances from the in-patient facility. These patients opt for out-patient therapy.
Social Work Policy The CSH adheres to The Joint Commission (TJC) standards of care. The CSH organization constantly reviews and enhances policies that establishes quality care that meets accreditation standards. Employees are given training on a weekly bases of the policies of the CSH. Accreditation is focused on patient safety. Advocating for exceptional standards of safety and care is one of the core policies of social