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RBWO Training questions well answered to pass, Exams of Nursing

RBWO Training questions well answered to pass

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2023/2024

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RBWO Foundations is a new course offered by the division to staff in roles of what? - correct answer ✔✔case support supervisors and workers and human services professionals DFCS is the --- authorized child welfare agency in Georgia - correct answer ✔✔legally As of 2014, DFCS is the state agency under the direction of the --- - correct answer ✔✔governor's office What are the goals for foster care? - correct answer ✔✔1. preventing the breakdown of families.

  1. Protecting children from further abuse and neglect; and
  2. fostering permanency for children in custody. DFCS Core principle is what? - correct answer ✔✔Doing the right work in the right way. DFCS has -- values - correct answer ✔✔ 9 What is Parens patriae? - correct answer ✔✔refers to public policy allowing the state to intervene against abuse/neglect and to act as the parent of any child in need of protection. What laws allow DFCS the right to intervene in the personal lives of Georgia citizens? - correct answer ✔✔State Laws Which court must validate that children have been harmed or at serious risk of harm, before the agency can intervene against the parent's wishes? - correct answer ✔✔juvenile Children must be deemed --- by a --court in order for DFCS to be granted custody. - correct answer ✔✔deprived, juvenile

Deprived means: - correct answer ✔✔1. without proper care, substinence or education as required by law. or control necessary for child's physical, mental, or emotional health or morals.

  1. placed for care or adoption illegally.
  2. abandoned by parents or other legal custodian
  3. is without parent...
  4. No child, who, in good faith is being treated for medical condition solely by prayer in accordance with recognized church. Ex child needs blood transfusion. What are the 7 types of Placement Authorities? - correct answer ✔✔1. Short-term emergency care- days maximum
  5. Superior court order--DFCS ordered to care for child--custody battle
  6. Consent to remain in court(ages 18-21) Complete educational goals
  7. Voluntary agreement to place child in care--families experiencing short-term crisis-90 days with a chance for another 90 day extension)
  8. Voluntary Surrender of Parental rights( final after 20 days if not withdrawn)
  9. Termination of Parental Rights- Reunification failed or not appropriate) required 15-22 months unless compelling reason exists. Method of achieving permanency through adoption.
  10. Temporary CUstody Order- Child deemed to be deprived, limited to 12 months from the date the child is removed. DFCS becomes the legal custodian. What are the 4 DFCS stakeholders? - correct answer ✔✔Public agencies, private agencies, the media, and child advocates. DFCS is --administered and ---supervised. - correct answer ✔✔state , county There are ---counties in Georgia. - correct answer ✔✔ 159 Over 45% of youth in care are generally placed in ---placements. - correct answer ✔✔RBWO The majority of children placed in foster care are under the age of ---. - correct answer ✔✔ 9

What are OPM 6 key responsibilities? - correct answer ✔✔1. ensure RBWO providers adhere to safety, permanency, and well-being standards and DFCS policy.

  1. provide routine on-sight monitoring and records review.
  2. ensure RBWO services are aligned with policy and practices of DFCS field operations.
  3. facilitate RBWO foundations and other trainings.
  4. To partner with ORCC in ensuring contracted providers are in compliance with state operating rules.
  5. To facilitate successful partnerships between DFCS and RBWO providers. Who administers child welfare programs at the federal level? - correct answer ✔✔ACM- Administration for Children/Families What does ASFA stand for? - correct answer ✔✔Adoption and Safe Families ACT What are 3 goals of ASFA? - correct answer ✔✔safety, permanency, and well- being What are the 7 outcomes for children and families served by the cw system? - correct answer ✔✔1. reduce recurrence of abuse/neglect
  6. reduce incidence of abuse/neglect in FC.
  7. increase permanency for children in FC. 4.Reduce time in FC to reunification w/out increasing re-entry rates.
  8. reduce time in FC to adoption.
  9. increase placement stability
  10. reduce placements of young children in group homes/institutions. ASFA states that case plans must be developed within --days from the time the child is removed from the home. - correct answer ✔✔ 30 Courts must make finding that reasonable efforts to prevent placement were made. If not, what happens? - correct answer ✔✔State will not receive Title IV-E funds and state eats cost without reimbursement from Federal government.

Permanency hearings must be held within --months of child's entry into FC or --days after no reunification services decision and every -- months thereafter as long as the child is in care. - correct answer ✔✔12, 30, 12 What is the purpose of CFSR- Child and Family Services review? - correct answer ✔✔To ensure that the state is achieving desired outcomes for children and families. The CFSR has --goals, ---outcomes, and ---indicators. - correct answer ✔✔3, 7, and 18 The CFSR gives ratings in 3 AREAS: - correct answer ✔✔safety, permanency, and well-being The CFSR is what? - correct answer ✔✔the federal audit of the state DFCS has its own review team called ---. Their quality case reviews are called ---. These help to prepare for the CFSR - correct answer ✔✔DARE / PEAS CFSR requires: - correct answer ✔✔state-wide assessment on site, reviews of case files, if not in compliance, gives an opportunity to submit a program improvement plan. Comprehensive and Safety reviews occur --- annually with CPA provider, randomly going in foster homes.

  • correct answer ✔✔once What is the Fostering Connection Law? - correct answer ✔✔Provisions for connecting to and supporting relative caregivers, improving outcomes for children in care, permitting Native American Tribes to operate IV-E programs, improving incentives for adoption and achieving other purposes. What 3 areas of Fostering Connections will impact your work? - correct answer ✔✔1. promoting educational stability, 2. providing health care oversight and coordination; and 3. maintaining sibling connections. What is Multiethnic Placement Act? PL 103-382 - correct answer ✔✔MEPA
  1. decrease length of time children wait to be adopted;
  2. prevent discrimination in placement of children based on color.
  3. identify and recruit foster/adoptive parents who can meet the needs of the children. IEPA-Interethnic Adoption Act PL 104-188 - correct answer ✔✔allows the federal government to assess financial penalties on a state if it has been given notice of a MEPA violation and has not enacted a corrective action plan within 6 months. Define Traumatic experience. - correct answer ✔✔When life is threatened of one's physical integrity of self or of one close to us--parent or sibling Name 3 types of trauma. - correct answer ✔✔1. Acute (dogbite, car accident)
  4. Chronic (many traumatic events over time--multiple and varied)
  5. Complex (multiple traumas caused by parent or guardian) ----- lead to intense physical and emotional reactions. - correct answer ✔✔Traumatic events What is Sanctuary Trauma? - correct answer ✔✔Trauma that occurs while youth is in care, where they expected to be supported and protected. What is Secondary Traumatic Stress? - correct answer ✔✔trauma experienced in one's helping role after hearing horrifying stories. it is also referred to as vicarious trauma and counter transference What is FCP? - correct answer ✔✔Family-centered practice What is family centered practice? - correct answer ✔✔we define problems and solutions within the context of the family's strengths and resources while also respecting their culture.

What are the 8 values in family centered practice? - correct answer ✔✔1. families are expert in their situation

  1. family is forever; FC is temporary.
  2. Strength-based assessments yield valuable information for agency and family.
  3. respect, genuineness, and positive regard are the foundation for communication with family, partners, and each other.
  4. Information is not filtered; full disclosure is the norm.
  5. birth and foster parents share parenting.
  6. power is shared with families and partners. FCP is ---, ---, and ---. - correct answer ✔✔relational, intentional, and collaborative. It is the spirit behind the movement that directs our actions and interactions resulting in self-sufficient families and children who are safe with a strong sense of permanency and sustained well-being. FCP can be conceptualized into 3 parts: - correct answer ✔✔technical, relational, and participatory-- shared decision-making, active in planning, delivery and evaluating own plans and interventions.