-
Study Notes SOCW‑6200‑1 Human Behavior in the Social Environment I Topic: Application of HBSE to Engagement, Assessment, and Intervention 1. Introduction Human Behavior in the Social Environment (HBSE): A foundational framework in social work that examines how individuals, families, groups, and communities interact with and are influenced by their environments. Application: HBSE informs the three…
-
SOCW‑6051‑2: Diversity, Human Rights, and Social Justice Topic: Social Class and Classism 1. Introduction Social Class: Refers to divisions in society based on economic resources, occupation, education, and social status. Classism: Prejudice or discrimination based on social class, often privileging the wealthy while marginalizing those with fewer resources. Relevance to Social Work: Understanding class dynamics…
-
SOCW‑6200‑1 Human Behavior in the Social Environment I Topic: Moral Development Theory and Bullying 1. Introduction Human Behavior in the Social Environment (HBSE): Explores how individuals develop within social contexts, focusing on psychological, social, and cultural influences. Moral Development Theory: Provides frameworks for understanding how people distinguish right from wrong, make ethical decisions, and develop…
-
1. Course Overview Focus: Examines how individuals, families, groups, and communities interact with and are shaped by their social environments. Purpose: Provides social work students with theoretical frameworks to understand human development across the lifespan. Core Competency: Ability to integrate knowledge of human behavior with practice interventions that promote well‑being and social justice. 2. Key…
-
Study Notes: Jean-Michel Basquiat Biography Early Life Jean-Michel Basquiat was born on December 22, 1960, in Brooklyn, New York. His father, Gérard Basquiat, was Haitian, and his mother, Matilde Andrades, was Puerto Rican. This multicultural background deeply influenced his worldview and art. Basquiat showed artistic talent early. His mother encouraged him by taking him to…
-
🔍 Overview Module 2 of NUR 602 focuses on the evolution of nursing theories, particularly grand theories and middle-range theories, and their application in advanced nursing practice. Understanding these theories is essential for developing a theoretical foundation for evidence-based practice, guiding clinical decision-making, and advancing nursing knowledge. 🧩 1. What Are Nursing Theories? Nursing theories…
-
Introduction The Inuit are Indigenous peoples inhabiting the Arctic regions of Alaska (USA), Canada, Greenland, and Chukotka (Russia). Known for their resilience and deep connection to the land, the Inuit have developed a rich cultural heritage shaped by one of the harshest environments on Earth. This case study explores their history, social structure, spiritual beliefs,…
-
🔍 Overview The Mental Status Examination (MSE) is a structured assessment of a patient’s behavioral and cognitive functioning. It is a critical component of psychiatric evaluation and is used by Advanced Practice Nurses (APNs) to assess, diagnose, and monitor mental health conditions. The MSE provides a snapshot of a patient’s psychological functioning at a specific…
-
🔍 Overview The National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties (NONPF) developed a set of core competencies to guide nurse practitioner (NP) education and practice. These competencies ensure that NPs are prepared to deliver high-quality, evidence-based, and patient-centered care across diverse settings. The latest revision aligns with the 2021 AACN Essentials and reflects the evolving demands…
-
Walden University’s Career Planning and Development site provides comprehensive guidance for students preparing to enter or advance in the workforce. The Career Planner Guide outlines essential professional documents and strategies that reflect your qualifications, values, and career goals. These include a cover letter, resume, professional philosophy statement, and other resources such as reference lists, thank-you…