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What are the key provisions of the 2002 statute defining the scope of practice for social workers?

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What are the key provisions of the 2002 statute defining the scope of practice for social workers?

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The article defines the scope of practice for the non-licensed social worker and distinguishes the LCSW from the LMSW. Under the new statute, the LCSW is legally responsible for the LMSW. The LMSW is limited in the scope of practice and cannot provide: diagnosis, treatment planning, or psychotherapy without direct supervision from the LCSW.

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