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jon_i

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The shift away from hospitals to outpatient, community-based, and in-home health services
  means that hospital social work is evolving into a broader concept called
 
  A) Home health care work
  B) Health care social work
  C) Hospital discharge planning
  D) Medical social work

Question 2

The health care environment can be contradictory to social work values. This is especially
  TRUE in situations
 
  A) Where the hospital requires that patients sign advance directives
  B) Where there is a denial of transplants to elderly patients
  C) When health care organizations make huge profits but deny some people access to health care
  D) There is a lack of confidentiality in patient records and billing procedures



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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