Florida Child Welfare Case Manager Certification Practice Exam

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In concurrent case planning, what is a crucial factor to consider?

Legal constraints only
Financial resources
Safety and welfare of the child
Parental consent

The correct answer is: Safety and welfare of the child

All of the choices listed are important factors to consider in concurrent case planning, however, the most crucial factor to always consider is the safety and welfare of the child. When making decisions in a case plan, it's important to keep in mind the child's well-being and any potential risks or dangers they may face. While legal constraints and financial resources are also important, they should not take priority over the child's safety and welfare. Additionally, obtaining parental consent is important, but it should not be the most crucial factor as the child's safety and well-being should always be top priority. Therefore, C is the most correct answer.