It should be objective and factual. The assessment may vary, depending on client needs. The social worker may conduct a more comprehensive assessment as indicated by client need, presenting problem, level of functioning, and relevant systems issues. Data gathered for such assessment may be provided by the client, family, guardian and other relevant professionals. The social worker shall have specialized knowledge of individuals, families, groups and systems.
Interventions can include work on behalf of an individual client, families and communities.
The social worker shall maintain confidential records that reflect the needs, services and ongoing activities provided to the client. The social worker shall maintain a workload that allows for adequate and appropriate interventions, and monitoring of services and outcomes. The social worker shall engage in supervision to maintain and enhance knowledge and skills. The social workers shall participate in ongoing professional education. The social worker shall treat colleagues with courtesy and respect, and strive to enhance interprofessional and interagency cooperation on behalf of the client.