Social Law and Documentation, 30 YH credits, gives you knowledge and skills in the areas of civil and public law that underpin treatment work. You gain insight into the historical perspective on how the welfare society was built and the consequences of legal guidelines for care and treatment. The course trains you to apply legal rules and in documentation and record keeping. The course is part of TUC's YH programmes in treatment pedagogy.
The course aims to provide knowledge and skills in the areas of civil and public law that underpin treatment work, as well as knowledge of the consequences that the application of laws entails. The student should have knowledge of the historical perspective on the building of the welfare society, the emergence of legal guidelines and their consequences for care and treatment.
The course aims to provide knowledge and skills in the areas of civil and public law that underpin treatment work, as well as knowledge of the consequences that the application of laws entails. The student should have knowledge of the historical perspective on the building of the welfare society, the emergence of legal guidelines and their consequences for care and treatment.
Basic areas of law relevant to treatment work.
A historical perspective on legal guidelines in care and treatment.
Rules that govern the relationship between individuals and authorities.
Practical training in documentation and record keeping.
The course is aimed at YH students in treatment pedagogy and social work who need a legal foundation and documentation skills.
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