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Pre-Service Training 2017, Child Welfare
Pre-Service Training Questions and
Correct Answers/ Latest Update / Already
Graded
What are the FL services protocol?
Ans: ~Non-Judicial in home services
~Judicial in home services
~Court ordered relative/Non relative placement
~Foster Care
ASFA (Adoption and safe families Act 97)
Ans: ~Ensure health and safety
~Utilizes reunification and family preservation in a timely
manner and within 12 months
~TPR and Permanency
~Document outcomes to ensure child's safety, permane ncy, and
well-being
Child and Family Services Improvement and Innovation act of 2011
Ans: ~Requires states to develop plan for health services for
foster children
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~Monitors psychotropic meds.
~Monthly visits
~16 yo credit report
Early Service Intervention Staffing
Ans: ~Case transfer staffing where final service intervention
decisions
Battered-Child Syndrome
Ans: ~Dr.Kempe injuries were inflicted by parents and dr. saw
they were not injuries sustained the way the parents stated it
happened
Patient Protection and ACA
Ans: ~Extends medicaid coverage to former foster children
until 26
~IL must have health care power of attorney in transition
planning
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Ans: Finger prints for foster/adoptive families if lived last 5
years in a different state to ensure safety
Safe and timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children
Ans: ~Procedures for orderly and timely interstate placements
of children
~Homestudies in time frame
~Health and education to be supplied to FP
~Notification of judicial hearings
Child Protective Services (CPS) Principles
Ans: 1)Health and safety is #1 concern
2)Prevention and intervention engage in constructive,
supportive, and non-adversarial
3)Prevention and intervention should be least intrusive. SMART
goal and safety is #1 concern
4)Prevention and intervention should be based upon outcome
eval. results that demonstrate success in protecting children
and supporting families
Foundation for Child Welfare Practice Model
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Ans: *Demonstrate: respect, courtesy, empathy,
encouragement, and professionalism
*Respond: promptly follow through seek engagement
*Enable: Participation, family expertise, feedback, family's own
knowledge
Family Preservation
Ans: ~Keeping child in home by assisting in removing barriers.
Use strengths, services, and always ensure safety.
~Short term
Strengths Model
Ans: ~Use the clients strengths and build on them, utilize them
for reunification, and to motivate the parents/family
Physical Development
Ans: ~Refers to body growth, motor skills, weight
~Affects other domains
Cognitive Development
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Pre-Service Training 2017, Child Welfare
Pre-Service Training Questions and
Correct Answers/ Latest Update / Already
Graded
What are the FL services protocol?
Ans: ~Non-Judicial in home services
~Judicial in home services
~Court ordered relative/Non relative placement
~Foster Care
ASFA (Adoption and safe families Act 97)
Ans: ~Ensure health and safety
~Utilizes reunification and family preservation in a timely
manner and within 12 months
~TPR and Permanency
~Document outcomes to ensure child's safety, permane ncy, and
well-being
Child and Family Services Improvement and Innovation act of 2011
Ans: ~Requires states to develop plan for health services for
foster children
All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 |
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~Monitors psychotropic meds.
~Monthly visits
~16 yo credit report
Early Service Intervention Staffing
Ans: ~Case transfer staffing where final service intervention
decisions
Battered-Child Syndrome
Ans: ~Dr.Kempe injuries were inflicted by parents and dr. saw
they were not injuries sustained the way the parents stated it
happened
Patient Protection and ACA
Ans: ~Extends medicaid coverage to former foster children
until 26
~IL must have health care power of attorney in transition
planning
Adam Walsh
All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 |
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Ans: Finger prints for foster/adoptive families if lived last 5
years in a different state to ensure safety
Safe and timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children
Ans: ~Procedures for orderly and timely interstate placements
of children
~Homestudies in time frame
~Health and education to be supplied to FP
~Notification of judicial hearings
Child Protective Services (CPS) Principles
Ans: 1)Health and safety is #1 concern
2)Prevention and intervention engage in constructive,
supportive, and non-adversarial
3)Prevention and intervention should be least intrusive. SMART
goal and safety is #1 concern
4)Prevention and intervention should be based upon outcome
eval. results that demonstrate success in protecting children
and supporting families
Foundation for Child Welfare Practice Model
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Ans: *Demonstrate: respect, courtesy, empathy,
encouragement, and professionalism
*Respond: promptly follow through seek engagement
*Enable: Participation, family expertise, feedback, family's own
knowledge
Family Preservation
Ans: ~Keeping child in home by assisting in removing barriers.
Use strengths, services, and always ensure safety.
~Short term
Strengths Model
Ans: ~Use the clients strengths and build on them, utilize them
for reunification, and to motivate the parents/family
Physical Development
Ans: ~Refers to body growth, motor skills, weight
~Affects other domains
Cognitive Development
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