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520 a| "Individuals with serious illness deserve compassionate, culturally competent care that is person centered and focused on maintaining and enhancing quality of life. This book focuses on building the knowledge, competencies, and skills that will help social workers in multiple service settings support and advocate for diverse groups of persons with serious illness, including those who face gaps and barriers to services, primary care, and medical referrals due to disability, race, ethnicity, gender, or sexual identity. Readers will come away with a set of perspectives and guidelines that they can put into practice in varying contexts where serious illness issues are likely to emerge"-- Provided by publisher.;

505 0 a| Chapter 1: Overview of Serious Illness in Social Work / Faith P. Hopp -- Chapter 2: Serious Illness and Healthcare Practice / Frances Nedjat-Haiem and Jen Hirsch -- Chapter 3: Serious Illness and Ethics / Jennifer Hill Buehrer and Faith P. Hopp -- Chapter 4: Racial and Ethnic Diversity in Serious Illness Social Work Practice / Markus Whitehead and Faith P. Hopp -- Chapter 5: Family-Centered Care in Serious Illness Social Work Practice / Frances Nedjat-Haiem and Jen Hirsch -- Chapter 6: Serious Illness with Sexual and Gender Diverse Populations / Austin G. Oswald and Sara G. Bybee -- Chapter 7: The Intersection of Serious Illness, Palliative, and End-of-Life Care with Abuse and Neglect / Joy Swanson Ernst -- Chapter 8: Serious Illness with Persons Experiencing Socioeconomic Challenges / Julia Magas and Faith P. Hopp -- Chapter 9: Summary and Implications for Social Work Practice in Serious Illness / Joy Swanson Ernst and Faith P. Hopp.;

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Clients facing serious illness : social work practice with adults / edited by Faith P. Hopp, Frances Nedjat-Haiem, and Joy Swanson Ernst.

Other author	Hopp, Faith P., 1965- editor.
Other author	Nedjat-Haiem, Frances, 1961- editor.
Other author	Swanson Ernst, Joy, editor.
Format	Book
Publication	Washington, DC : NASW Press, [2025]
Copyright Date	©2026
Description	v, 248 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
Subjects	Medical social work--United States. Chronically ill--Services for. --United States. Critically ill--Services for. --United States. Terminally ill--Services for. --United States.

Contents	Chapter 1: Overview of Serious Illness in Social Work / Faith P. Hopp -- Chapter 2: Serious Illness and Healthcare Practice / Frances Nedjat-Haiem and Jen Hirsch -- Chapter 3: Serious Illness and Ethics / Jennifer Hill Buehrer and Faith P. Hopp -- Chapter 4: Racial and Ethnic Diversity in Serious Illness Social Work Practice / Markus Whitehead and Faith P. Hopp -- Chapter 5: Family-Centered Care in Serious Illness Social Work Practice / Frances Nedjat-Haiem and Jen Hirsch -- Chapter 6: Serious Illness with Sexual and Gender Diverse Populations / Austin G. Oswald and Sara G. Bybee -- Chapter 7: The Intersection of Serious Illness, Palliative, and End-of-Life Care with Abuse and Neglect / Joy Swanson Ernst -- Chapter 8: Serious Illness with Persons Experiencing Socioeconomic Challenges / Julia Magas and Faith P. Hopp -- Chapter 9: Summary and Implications for Social Work Practice in Serious Illness / Joy Swanson Ernst and Faith P. Hopp.
Abstract	"Individuals with serious illness deserve compassionate, culturally competent care that is person centered and focused on maintaining and enhancing quality of life. This book focuses on building the knowledge, competencies, and skills that will help social workers in multiple service settings support and advocate for diverse groups of persons with serious illness, including those who face gaps and barriers to services, primary care, and medical referrals due to disability, race, ethnicity, gender, or sexual identity. Readers will come away with a set of perspectives and guidelines that they can put into practice in varying contexts where serious illness issues are likely to emerge"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Issued in other form	Online version http://id.loc.gov/entities/relationships/onlineversion Clients facing serious illness Washington, DC : NASW Press, [2025] 9780871016348
Genre/form	Case studies.
Genre/form	Études de cas.
LCCN	2025031783
ISBN	9780871016331 paperback
ISBN	0871016338
ISBN	ebook

Clients facing serious illness : social work practice with adults / edited by Faith P. Hopp, Frances Nedjat-Haiem, and Joy Swanson Ernst.

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