Social welfare facility administrative practice
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Description
Book Introduction
The social welfare facilities where social workers can work are diverse, including various social welfare facilities based on Article 2 of the Social Welfare Services Act, and long-term care facilities for the elderly that have been in operation since July 2008 for the care of the elderly.
Social workers who are responsible for the central work in these social welfare facilities either major in a university (2-year or 4-year program) or obtain social worker qualifications through a short-term 1-year course (credit bank system) and are then released into society.
However, social workers without field experience often find it difficult to independently perform tasks such as social welfare administration (based on evaluation indicators) that they are responsible for at social welfare facilities or institutions, document creation using the social service portal (Hope e-um), and financial accounting computerization.
The reason is that there is a lack of opportunities to systematically learn social welfare practices during the process of obtaining social worker qualifications.
Because of this, even if social workers are hired, they may work for a short period of time and then change jobs, or even pursue a major and then engage in other work.
In addition, social welfare workers do not have the opportunity to learn practical skills systematically, and are performing social welfare work based on fragmented knowledge imparted by seniors or uncertain knowledge acquired through searching through various regulations and manuals.
In the social welfare field, if social workers who are not prepared with practical knowledge are hired and inefficiency is experienced, the demand for social workers with practical knowledge will increase.
One thing I also regret while working in the classroom and in the social welfare field is that it is difficult to find social workers with practical knowledge, even though they have specialized in social work.
This book is intended to cover the practical work undertaken by social workers in various social welfare facilities for students studying social welfare and social workers with limited experience in social welfare practice.
Social workers who are responsible for the central work in these social welfare facilities either major in a university (2-year or 4-year program) or obtain social worker qualifications through a short-term 1-year course (credit bank system) and are then released into society.
However, social workers without field experience often find it difficult to independently perform tasks such as social welfare administration (based on evaluation indicators) that they are responsible for at social welfare facilities or institutions, document creation using the social service portal (Hope e-um), and financial accounting computerization.
The reason is that there is a lack of opportunities to systematically learn social welfare practices during the process of obtaining social worker qualifications.
Because of this, even if social workers are hired, they may work for a short period of time and then change jobs, or even pursue a major and then engage in other work.
In addition, social welfare workers do not have the opportunity to learn practical skills systematically, and are performing social welfare work based on fragmented knowledge imparted by seniors or uncertain knowledge acquired through searching through various regulations and manuals.
In the social welfare field, if social workers who are not prepared with practical knowledge are hired and inefficiency is experienced, the demand for social workers with practical knowledge will increase.
One thing I also regret while working in the classroom and in the social welfare field is that it is difficult to find social workers with practical knowledge, even though they have specialized in social work.
This book is intended to cover the practical work undertaken by social workers in various social welfare facilities for students studying social welfare and social workers with limited experience in social welfare practice.
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CHAPTER 01 Social Welfare Delivery System and Social Welfare Facility Administration Practices
1.
Understanding the social welfare delivery system and related laws
2.
Administrative practices of social welfare facilities
CHAPTER 02 Operating Regulations and Business Plan
1.
Management of operating regulations
2.
Business plan
CHAPTER 03 Human Resources Management
1.
The concept of human resources management
2.
Strengthening employee capabilities
CHAPTER 04 Document Writing Practice
1.
Social Welfare Facility Document Management
2.
Computer system work for social welfare facilities
CHAPTER 05 Social Welfare Interview (NCS Learning Module) and Needs Assessment
1.
Personal Counseling (NCS Learning Module)
2.
Social Welfare Interview Assessment (NCS Learning Module) and Needs Assessment
3.
Social Welfare Interview Conclusion (NCS Learning Module)
CHAPTER 06 Program Implementation Practice
1.
Elderly people with dementia and leisure activities
2.
Program practice at long-term care facilities
CHAPTER 07 Financial Accounting Practices for Social Welfare Facilities
1.
Social Welfare Financial Management
2.
Understanding the Financial Accounting Rules for Social Welfare Corporations and Social Welfare Facilities
3.
Detailed standards for non-covered items at long-term care facilities
CHAPTER 08 Social Welfare Ethics and Human Rights Protection
1.
Ethics of Social Welfare Practice
2.
Confidentiality, Right to Know, Informed Consent
CHAPTER 09 Safety Management of Social Welfare Facilities
1.
Safety management of social welfare facilities
2.
Disaster Safety Management Training
CHAPTER 10 PRIVACY
1.
Personal information protection in social welfare facilities
2.
Personal information processing practices at social welfare facilities
CHAPTER 11: Resource Development and Social Welfare Field Training
1.
Resource development
2.
Social Welfare Field Training
3.
Caregiver on-site training
CHAPTER 12 Social Welfare Facility Evaluation and Guidance Inspection
1.
Social welfare facility evaluation
2.
Guidance and inspection of social welfare facilities
CHAPTER 13 Practices of Long-Term Care Facilities for the Elderly
1.
Understanding the Long-Term Care Insurance System for the Elderly
2.
Long-term care facility administrative practices
1.
Understanding the social welfare delivery system and related laws
2.
Administrative practices of social welfare facilities
CHAPTER 02 Operating Regulations and Business Plan
1.
Management of operating regulations
2.
Business plan
CHAPTER 03 Human Resources Management
1.
The concept of human resources management
2.
Strengthening employee capabilities
CHAPTER 04 Document Writing Practice
1.
Social Welfare Facility Document Management
2.
Computer system work for social welfare facilities
CHAPTER 05 Social Welfare Interview (NCS Learning Module) and Needs Assessment
1.
Personal Counseling (NCS Learning Module)
2.
Social Welfare Interview Assessment (NCS Learning Module) and Needs Assessment
3.
Social Welfare Interview Conclusion (NCS Learning Module)
CHAPTER 06 Program Implementation Practice
1.
Elderly people with dementia and leisure activities
2.
Program practice at long-term care facilities
CHAPTER 07 Financial Accounting Practices for Social Welfare Facilities
1.
Social Welfare Financial Management
2.
Understanding the Financial Accounting Rules for Social Welfare Corporations and Social Welfare Facilities
3.
Detailed standards for non-covered items at long-term care facilities
CHAPTER 08 Social Welfare Ethics and Human Rights Protection
1.
Ethics of Social Welfare Practice
2.
Confidentiality, Right to Know, Informed Consent
CHAPTER 09 Safety Management of Social Welfare Facilities
1.
Safety management of social welfare facilities
2.
Disaster Safety Management Training
CHAPTER 10 PRIVACY
1.
Personal information protection in social welfare facilities
2.
Personal information processing practices at social welfare facilities
CHAPTER 11: Resource Development and Social Welfare Field Training
1.
Resource development
2.
Social Welfare Field Training
3.
Caregiver on-site training
CHAPTER 12 Social Welfare Facility Evaluation and Guidance Inspection
1.
Social welfare facility evaluation
2.
Guidance and inspection of social welfare facilities
CHAPTER 13 Practices of Long-Term Care Facilities for the Elderly
1.
Understanding the Long-Term Care Insurance System for the Elderly
2.
Long-term care facility administrative practices
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: May 30, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 504 pages | 188*257*35mm
- ISBN13: 9791163286851
- ISBN10: 1163286850
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