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Introduction to Clinical Social Work in Oncology
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1. _________________ is a whole-person approach to cancer care, addressing the social, psychological, emotional, spiritual, and functional aspects of the patient journey with an interdisciplinary team of care and service providers.
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2. The role of the oncology social worker is to help patients, families, and caregivers deal with the experience of facing _____________.
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3. For an oncology social worker, the ______________ perspective is a way of seeing care phenomena that are interconnected and multilayered to order and comprehend complexity and avoid oversimplification.
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4. A ________________ can provide oncology social workers with context to what is happening with the patient, as well as the various issues or problems that patients identify during the initial assessment of cancer.
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5. Which of the following does an oncology social worker utilize as an intervention?
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6. How might a cancer diagnosis impact an individual?
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7. Patient navigators can address barriers to care by involving a barrier-focused intervention that has which of the following common characteristics:
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8. _______________ is a certification that demonstrates to clients and colleagues that oncology social workers have a defined and specialized skill set beyond what is expected.
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9. Children with cancer often experience increased anxiety, depression, social isolation, and _______________.
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10. Which of the following is an intervention/resource for cancer patients?
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