An Introduction to Clinical Social Work in Pediatric Oncology

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An Introduction to Clinical Social Work in Pediatric Oncology

Credit(s):

1.5 Social Work

Course Number:

RI20220920

Original Program Date:

September 20, 2022

Duration:

1 hour 20 minutes

Access:

Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Children and Families, Child and Adolescent, Hospice / End of Life Issues

Category: Children and Families, Child and Adolescent, Hospice / End of Life Issues (show less)

Other: Rhode Island

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This presentation will introduce social workers and other behavioral health clinicians to the role of social work within a medical setting and in pediatric oncology in particular. Opportunities and strategies for clinical intervention will be reviewed, as well as how clinical social workers can utilize skills from other disciplines such as palliative care in order to provide support to patients and families.

Learning Objectives:

Define the role of clinical social workers within an interdisciplinary medical team.
Introduce the different opportunities for clinical intervention within pediatric oncology.
Describe how to use palliative care skills in order to support patients and families, as well as to make emotionally-difficult work sustainable.

1.5 Social Work