A Guide For Nursing Home Social Workers (Springer Social Work) - Softcover

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Elise Beaulieu, M.S.W., A.C.S.W., L.I.C.S.W., a graduate of Boston College, is currently an Assistant Professor at North Shore Community College. She has served on the faculty at other colleges as well. She is presently the Chair of N.A.S.W.'s Nursing Home Committee and provides consultation social work services to area nursing facilities. She has over 25 years of geriatric and nursing home experience, including Visiting Nurses, housing, and social services in home care.

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This book clearly distinguishes the function of beginning nursing home social workers and provides information and resources essential for them. Topics covered include: assessment; the intake and discharge processes; interventions; resource allocation; medication; diagnosis and treatment of depression; dementias; and legal issues, ethics, and confidentiality agreements. Making the volume still more practical is a glossary of commonly used terms and abbreviations as well as a section of standardized forms and charts.

"""A Guide for Nursing Home Social Workers" is an encyclopedia of nursing home practice issues with which social workers must become familiar. The book is essential reading for beginning and experienced social workers alike. It is also an outstanding text for courses that include content on practice in long term care.""

--Patricia Brownell, PhD, CSW, Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service, New York "