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A May
story in the print edition on a
requirement for certification of
Navy social work case managers
should have stated that the only
Navy social workers who are required
to have a case management certification
work under a special program that
employs contract nurse and social
work case managers. That program
comes under the purview of the
Washington, D.C.-based Clinical
Operations Division of the Department
of Navy’s Bureau of Medicine and
Surgery. NASW’s Certified Advanced
Social Work Case Manager credential
is among the certifications accepted
for social work case managers employed
by the program. The Navy does not
endorse any particular issuer of
certifications.
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Celebrates Gay and Lesbian Pride
Month
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| Policies
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Synopses
of the NASW policy statements approved
by the Delegate Assemblies and
published in Social Work Speaks,
6th edition, will be available
on the NASW Web site, www.socialworkers.org,
by the end of June 2003. Full text
of the background, issues, policy
statements and references are contained
in the book Social Work Speaks,
6th edition, published by NASW
Press, www.naswpress.org.
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From
the President
Presidency
Saw Change, Connection
By Terry Mizrahi,
MSW, Ph.D.
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Agencies
Ill-Prepared as Population Grows
Services
in Spanish Unavailable to Many
Nearly
14 million Spanish-speaking people speak
English “less than very well.”
By
John V. O’Neill,
MSW, News Staff
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Genetics
Standards Issued
The
standards “should be a universal tool for
all practitioners.”
By Lyn Stoesen,
News Staff
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Additional
HIPAA Trainings Planned
Legal
Staff Hold Teleconferences
Many
members wonder if they are “covered entities” under
HIPAA.
By
John V. O’Neill,
MSW, News Staff
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NASW
Continues Push on Capitol Hill
Bills
on loan forgiveness, welfare, mental health
parity and other issues are in play.
By Lyn Stoesen,
News Staff
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Disaster-Response
Databases See Expansion
NASW
developed a formal agreement with the Red
Cross in 1997.
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GAO
Affirms Need for High-Quality Staff
Staff
turnover is between 30 percent and 40 percent.
By
John V. O’Neill,
MSW, News Staff
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Arizona
Joins States With Licensure Laws
Before
licensure, anybody could hang out a sign
a practice psychotherapy.
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Social
Work Program Targets Teens
Criteria
for participation is not grade point average,
but motivation.
By Lyn Stoesen,
News Staff
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Child
Welfare Reform Is Called Essential
There
are almost twice as many human services employees
as federal workers.
By
John V. O’Neill,
MSW, News Staff
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Missouri
Bars Misuse of ‘Social Worker’ Title
The
chapter developed the legislation and was
instrumental in garnering support and passing
the bill.
By Lyn Stoesen,
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20th
U.N. Event Focuses on Global Poverty
Social
workers “always pack the house” for the U.N.
program, Cronin says.
By Lyn Stoesen,
News Staff
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Study
Says Nursing Home Social Services Lacking
NASW
will advocate strengthening federal oversight
to ensure psychosocial care.
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Social
Work in the Public Eye |
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Letters
to the Editor |
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| Editorial Board |
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Managing
Editor: M. Scott Moss, naswnews@naswdc.org |
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Editor:
John V. O'Neill, MSW, naswnews@naswdc.org |
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Writer:
Lyn Stoesen, naswnews@naswdc.org |
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Advertising:
Lyn Fredrickson Carter, naswads@naswdc.org,
fax: (202)336-8312 |
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Jim
Snyder, (703) 764-5949 |
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NASW
President: Terry Mizrahi, MSW, Ph.D. |
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Executive
Director: Elizabeth J. Clark, Ph.D., ACSW |
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Director,
Publications Division: Cheryl Bradley |
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Publications
Manager and Editor-in-Chief, Paula Delo |
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