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As the NASW (1999) advises, social workers can be influential in informing the general population about end-of-life decisions by thinking the decisions through with them and helping their clients prepare advanced directives. According to an NASW press release, Clark "stressed the importance of having a professionally trained mental health workforce; providing accountability; supporting equal access to services; guaranteeing separation of church and state; and maintaining government responsibility within any faith-based initiative. The NASW argues that there is a strong pro-women bias characterizing the clinical judgment of American social workers (Fisher et al. |
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