Florida Child Welfare Case Manager Certification Practice Exam

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What is the most important factor to consider when referring a family for services?

  1. Cost of the service

  2. Is the service relevant to the case

  3. Location of the service

  4. Duration of the service

The correct answer is: Is the service relevant to the case

When referring a family for services, it is important to consider if the service is relevant to the specific case. This means that the service should specifically address the needs and issues being faced by the family, and not be a generic or unrelated service. Options A, C, and D may also be important considerations when referring a family for services, but they are not the most important factor. Considering cost, location, and duration may help make the service more accessible and convenient for the family, but the relevance of the service to their specific case should be the top priority.

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