Types of recording in social group work?

Answer 1

1.PROCESS RECORD

Process record is one method by which you can record the content of an interview. It involves a written record of allcommunication both verbal and nonverbal (based on the worker's best recollections), and a record of the worker'sfeelings and reflection throughout the interview. Audio or video recordings can also be used, for the case worker to (a)identify client's feelings during the interview, (b) assess client's feelings, or (c) present summary comments.

2.PROBLEM ORIENTED RECORD

Problem-oriented record (POR) a method of client case record keeping that focuses on specific problems Thecomponents of the POR are:

(a)databasewhich contains information required for each client regardless of diagnosis or presenting problems i.e., allhistory, physicalfindingsetc;

(b)problem listwhich contains the major problems currentlyneeding attention;

(c)planwhich specifies what is to be done with regard to each problem;

(d)progress notes which document the observations, assessments, future plans,

3.SUMMATIVE RECORD

Summative assessment is a summary of all the formative assessment carried out over a long period and makesstatements about the client's progress. Effective assessment involves evaluation or decisions about the client's progressand their gives us the information we need to plan for the next steps. This is called assessment for learning: it is theformative assessment, based on observations and other forms of evidence, which informs or guides everyday planning.

Answer 2

The main types of recording in social group work are process recordings, case notes, progress notes, and outcome evaluations. Process recordings detail interactions between group members and facilitator during a session. Case notes document individual client information and interventions. Progress notes track client progress and achievements. Outcome evaluations assess the overall impact of the group on clients and the achievement of goals.