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Question: Research 3 types of documentation common in social work practice: client assessments, treatment plans, and termination notes. explain the information and writing considerations required for the documentation. What kind of content might a social worker include in the documentation? What type of resources or information might the social worker need to complete the documentation? To what extent should the documentation be client-centered and/or consider the client's self-determination? What impact might the completed documentation have on the client? Should the social worker consider the impact of the documentation on client progress during service and/or after social work services have concluded? Why or why not? How will the documentation be used? Who is the intended audience or recipient of the documentation? Who will/will not have permission to review the documentation? What legal considerations should the social worker keep in mind when completing this documentation? How should the social worker ensure the documentation is clear, concise, and accurate? Should the social worker modify their writing techniques (subjective vs objective perspective, word choice, tone, etc.) to match the intended audience for the documentation? Why or why not?