Social history or “child study” means a written description of the child that includes strengths and needs; medical, mental, social, educational, placement and court history; and the child’s relationships with the birth family and significant others.
Social history means a report of information gathered and prepared by qualified school district personnel pertaining to the interpersonal, familial and environmental variables which influence a student's general adaptation to school, including but not limited to data on family composition, family history, developmental history of the student, health of the student, family interaction and school adjustment of the student.
Social history means the personal and family history of a child or any other party to a juvenile proceeding and may include the prior record of the person with the juvenile court or any other court.
Examples of Social history in a sentence
Social history, including alcohol, tobacco, and caffeine use, also will be documented.
More Definitions of Social history
Social history means a history of significant events and relationships throughout the child’s life;
Social history means information compiled by a Child Welfare Worker about factors affecting a family’s past and present level of functioning for use in making a decision concerning the adoption of a child, including, but not limited to, past involvement of the child or family with the Division or other child protection agencies.
Social history means the social, economic, cultural and familial aspects of a person and how those aspects affect the person’s functioning and situation in life.
Social history. Smoking Status: (Please circle one) Current every day smoker Alcohol Status: (Please circle one) None
Social history means a history of significant events and relationships throughout the child’s life; “Status offense” has the same meaning as in section 43-21-105(z) of the Mississippi Code; “Summons” means notice issued as required by these rules;
Social history. (please circle all that apply) Problems with bleeding Problems with healing Problems with scarring Rash Allergy to adhesive Allergy to lidocaine Allergy to topical antibiotic ointments Artificial heart valve Artificial joints within the past two years Blood thinners Defribillator MRSA Pacemaker Premedication to procedures Rapid heartbeat with epinephrine Pregnancy or planning a pregnancy
Social history. (please circle all that apply) Are you currently experiencing any of the following? Yes No Problems with bleeding Problems with healing Problems with scarring Rash Allergy to adhesive Allergy to lidocaine Allergy to topical antibiotic ointments Artificial heart valve Artificial joints within the past two years Blood thinners Defibrillator MRSA Pacemaker Premedication to procedures Rapid heartbeat with epinephrine Pregnancy or planning a pregnancy