Social Work Clinical Board Exam Prep

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When clinical social work services have been terminated, this does not mean that treatment has necessarily ended. Many clients will require long-term supportive care to ensure stability. With these factors in mind, there are two elements to the definition of termination. The first is the accomplished improvements that can be maintained on an on-going basis by case managers. The second includes:

Achievement of predefined treatment goals
Collaboration with long-term care providers
Recommendations by third-party providers
Education of third party entities

Explanation

Answer: A - When clients feel they have successfully met the definition of termination, they may end services. Clinical social workers are still responsible for helping the individual locate on-going support, if necessary, and provide further care if the client so desires.

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