social work examination

A social work examination is a structured assessment process used to evaluate an individual’s social, emotional, and psychological well-being. It involves collecting information through interviews, observations, and sometimes standardized tools to understand the person’s strengths, challenges, and needs. The goal is to inform appropriate interventions, support plans, or referrals, ensuring tailored assistance. This process helps social workers make informed decisions about the best ways to support individuals, families, or communities in overcoming difficulties and improving their quality of life.