Florida Child Welfare Case Manager Certification Practice Exam

Visits should be held in the office when...

1. Scheduling conflicts arise

2. The protection of child cannot be assured elsewhere

3. It is more convenient for the family

4. The weather conditions are poor

The correct answer is: The protection of child cannot be assured elsewhere

When scheduling conflicts arise (A), it may be necessary to reschedule the visit or find an alternative location, such as conducting the visit remotely. While it may be more convenient for the family (C) to have the visit in the office, the safety of the child takes precedence in this situation. Additionally, holding the visit in the office can also ensure the protection of the child's privacy and confidentiality. Poor weather conditions (D) may also pose a safety risk for both the child and family, making it more appropriate to have the visit in a controlled onsite environment. Thus, the best option is to hold the visit in the office when the protection of the child cannot be assured elsewhere (B).