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DVBCST2 ;ALB/JEH SOCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL SURVEY WKS TEXT - 2 ; 24 MAY 2004
;;2.7;AMIE;**70**;Apr 10, 1995
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;;G. Chronological History of Adjustment Prior to Service or Stressor
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;; 1. Any evidence of disorder in infancy, childhood, or adolescence,
;; especially antisocial behavior (reference DSM-IV).
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;; 2. Activity patterns Friendships and social relationships.
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;; 3. Family Describe relationships.
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;; 4. Significant issues in school, community, or work area.
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;; 5. Pre-military traumatic events Provide details, if possible.
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;;H. Chronological History of Adjustment After Service or Stressor
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;; 1. Changes in personality or interpersonal relationships.
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;; 2. Work performance.
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;; 3. Emotional difficulties: Describe onset and details, including time,
;; nature, and severity.
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;; 4. Onset of any other type of symptoms, such as physical.
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;; 5. Legal issues, such as involvement with authorities or courts.
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;; 6. Substance abuse history Describe use of drugs, alcohol,
;; prescription medications, and tobacco.
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;; 7. Psychiatric treatment history.
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;;I. Post-Military Social Adjustment
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;; 1. Describe all marriages and divorces, loss of spouse or significant other
;; through death, and birth (and death if applicable) of all children.
;;
;; 2. Describe nature of friendships and social relationships, including
;; group memberships.
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;; 3. Describe the veteran's living situation.
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;; 4. Note any significant post-military adjustment problems, including
;; illness or injury.
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;;J. Industrial Adjustment
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;; 1. Veteran's occupation(s).
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;; 2. All education and training.
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;; 3. List all employers and positions, including:
;; a. Earnings
;; b. Dates of change(s) in employment
;; c. Length of time with specific employers
;; d. Periods of unemployment
;; e. Relationship with co-workers, supervisors, and subordinates
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;; 4. Highest paid position.
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;; 5. Attitude toward employment.
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;; 6. Is the veteran working at an occupation or position that is below
;; his/her education and training level?
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;; 7. Is there evidence that the veteran's pre-traumatic level of
;; performance was above his/her post-traumatic level of performance?
;; What is the documentation of this?
;;
;; 8. Is there evidence service connected disability(ies) impacted the
;; veteran's decision to retire? Discuss. (For example, did the
;; veteran choose to take an early retirement with financial loss in
;; order to reduce the stress experienced in the work environment
;; because the stress was aggravating the service connected
;; disability(ies)?)
;;
;; 9. Has an employer made official or unofficial accommodations to handle
;; veterans disabilities? Document any evidence of internal transfers,
;; re-assignments, etc.
;;
;;K. Present Social Functioning
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;;
;; 1. Identify Stressors in any of the following categories:
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;; a. Primary support system or group
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;; b. Social environment
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;; c. Educational problems
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;; d. Occupational problems
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;; e. Housing problems
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;; f. Economic problems
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;; g. Problems accessing health care
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;; h. Legal system or criminal problems
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;; i. Other
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;; 2. Appearance: Describe dress, speech, mannerisms, scars, facial
;; expressions, and body movements (assessment based on observation
;; listed above).
;;
;; 3. Relationships: Describe all relationships, including with whom
;; and duration of relationship. Describe physical intimacy, including
;; frequency, level of satisfaction, problems with intimacy, and any
;; impact of medical or psychiatric conditions on performance.
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;; 4. Lifestyle: Describe how the veteran spends his/her time, including
;; interests, hobbies, employment, typical day and week, and eating and
;; sleeping patterns.
;;
;; 5. Mental Status: Describe, including evidence of confusion, memory
;; problems, thought processes or disorders, and mood/affect.
;; Describe the veteran's functioning in the areas of cognitive,
;; emotional (mood) and judgment.
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;; 6. GAF Score (if available)
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;;L. Capacity to manage financial affairs (if an issue)
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;;
;;NOTE: Mental competency, for VA benefits purposes, refers only to the ability
;; of the veteran to manage VA benefit payments in his or her own best
;; interest, and not to any other subject. Mental incompetency, for VA
;; benefits purposes, means that the veteran, because of injury or disease,
;; is not capable of managing benefit payments in his or her best interest.
;; In order to assist raters in making a legal determination as to
;; competency, please address the following:
;;
;; 1. What is the impact of injury or disease on the veteran's ability to
;; manage his or her financial affairs, including consideration of
;; such things as knowing the amount of his or her VA benefit payment,
;; knowing the amounts and types of bills owed monthly, and handling the
;; payment prudently?
;;
;; 2. Does the veteran handle the money and pay the bills himself or
;; herself?
;;
;; 3. Based on your examination, do you believe that the veteran is capable
;; of managing his or her financial affairs? Please provide examples to
;; support your conclusion.
;;
;;M. Summary & Conclusions
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;; 1. Summarize the specific effect of disabilities and the impact on
;; employment.
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;; 2. Summarize the specific effect of disabilities and the impact on
;; social functioning.
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;;NOTE: Refer to medical, psychiatric and/or neuro-psychiatric report(s), as
;; appropriate.
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;;SIGNATURE OF SOCIAL WORKER DATE
;;END