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New Frequently Asked Questions on the No Surprises Act: Good Faith Estimates

Social Work Blog

Social workers employed as salaried employees in hospitals, nursing homes, primary care, and other health settings should contact their administration for information regarding the use of GFEs in their setting. In January 2022, NASW posted FAQs on GFEs for social workers at [link].

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Celebrate Your Graduate—Save 30% Off Select Books!

Social Work Blog

It is the foundational communications tool in undergraduate and graduate courses as well as continuing education programs. Each section of the book also includes discussion questions designed to enhance readers’ understanding and application of important ethics concepts.

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How to Create a Ketamine Compliance Program

Relias

However, as its use expands, so do the challenges of ensuring patient safety, regulatory compliance, and ethical administration. While ketamine therapy may offer relief, improper administration especially in at-home settings can lead to serious health risks and treatment complications.

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Concerns over future of Adoption and Special Guardianship Support Fund with resourcing unconfirmed

Community Care

The delay in confirming funding for the ASGSF for the next financial year is very tough on families,” said charity Adoption UK’s director of public affairs and communications, Alison Woodhead. It can fund a range of services , including therapeutic parenting training, arts therapies, psychotherapy and extensive life story work.

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Maternal Mental Health Matters: A Neglected but Vital Issue

Relias

Addressing maternal mental health through screening and treatment not only helps the patient but avoids perpetuating a downward spiral for the family and community. Treatment should be monitored and adjusted as needed, and the healthcare provider should communicate with the patient and family about the benefits and risks of the treatment.

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Molly vs. Ecstasy: What’s the Difference?

Gateway Foundation

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) reports that molly and MDMA found on the streets are often cut or mixed with other substances or marketed as MDMA without containing the substance. Psychotherapy. While molly and ecstasy administration methods differ, they still contain the same synthetic compound.