Social Work Diaries: 10hr shift and shopping for my new apartment!
Hey everyone! Check out a few days in my life working at the hospital. Please leave any questions in the comment section below and as always things mentioned in the video is listed below.
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Currently in my second year and I am not learning anything. I went out in the field and I like that.
Hi, I love watching your videos! Can you do a video scenario of how you respond in difficult conversations or some tips responding to clients and family members?
@MyAnhLuong
2 жыл бұрын
Yes I can definitely do that!
I hook to your channel now.
Hi, I found your channel a few days ago. I have a question for you, I know you can’t record when you’re interacting with patients. But I was wondering how much percent of your work is about offering psychosocial support to patients and/or interact with them? I understand paper work is important. However, I am curious about it. Thank you! 🙏🏽😊
@MyAnhLuong
2 жыл бұрын
hello! my role requires me to interact with patients and families on psychsocial support at least 95% of the time. Support can range from coordinating home health care and equipments to send home to hospice referrals to rehab placement and more. I am a med surg floor so the patients I receive on the floor have various medical conditions which can affect their discharge plan (this also ties into their psychosocial needs).