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Showing 1 to 20 of 36 for “"Medical social work"”.
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Exploring the role of medical social work: Findings from a pilot project in a national health center in Cambodia
… is available to describe the practice of medical social work in resource-constrained countries and what is available often provides descriptive accounts of practice rather than explicitly named or systematically identified roles. There was no model for medical social work in Cambodia prior …
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Beyond the Loss of a Child in the NICU: The Social Worker's Role
… a two-paper dissertation exploring the role of social workers in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). The classical and contemporary perspectives of grief theory provide the framework for understanding emotional responses of bereaved parents to the death of a child. The academic social work, …
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PERCEIVED PREPAREDNESS OF CALIFORNIA SOCIAL WORKERS TO DISCUSS PHYSICIAN ASSISTED DEATH
… under The California End of Life Options Act. Social workers whose population of care includes terminally ill patients will likely be engaging in conversations about end of life options, including physician assisted death, with their patients. Little research exists addressing what factors may …
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A consideration of attitudes concerning social work service as a member of the clinical team in a neuropsychiatric hospital
… (M.S.W.)--Michigan State University. School of Social Work, 1962
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Racial and Ethnic Group Variations in Service Use among Medicare Home Health Care Beneficiaries with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
… occupational therapy, speech therapy, and medical social work). Results: Racial and ethnic group distribution of study sample (N=9,838) was: 62% White, 22% African American, 12% Hispanic, and 3% Asian. Controlling for numerous health-related and sociodemographic covariates, African …
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Patient case records of the Royal Free Hospital, 1902-1912
… patient base was predominantly the young, lower working-class, but people of a wide variety of circumstances mixed on the wards. Patients used the hospital as a part of the mixed economy of healthcare, making consumer-like decisions at periods of ill-health as to where best to seek medical aid. …
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The development of a health communication passport for stroke
… initially explored the perceptions of HCPs working in stroke care in Ireland and UK. Focus groups interviews were then conducted with HCPs who worked in an acute stroke ward and/or Early Stroke Discharge (ESD) team. Phase one quantitative data was analysed using descriptive and inferential …
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Orphanages in America: Are they needed?
… made without the input of professionals in the social work field.
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An examination of the presence of social work intervention with home health care recipients of related home health care outcomes
The study was prompted by the need for a social work response to the dramatic changes that have occurred in the home health care arena as a result of managed care policies. Social work has been part of home health care since its inception, but the current cost constrained market threatens the …
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