Term
| NASW Code of Ethics core values |
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Definition
1 Service
2.Social Justice
3.Dignity and worth of the person
4.Importance of human relationships
5.Integrity
6.Competence |
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Term
| NASW Code of Ethics Purposes |
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Definition
1. Identifies core values
2. summarizes broad ethical prin
3. designed to help SW identify revelantconsiderations when there is ethical conflits
4. provides ethical stardards
5. new SW values,mission, ethics
6. ethical standards and measure for it |
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Term
NASW Code of Ethics ethical Principles
Service |
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Definition
Social Workers primary goal is to help in need and to address soical problems.
SW elvate service to others above self-
interesst, volunteer or pro- bono work |
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Term
NASW Code of Ethics ethical princples
Social Justice |
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Definition
Social workers challenge soical injustice
SW pursue soical change, particularily with and on the behalf of vulberable and
oppressed indv and gr. of poeple |
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Term
NASW Code of EThics ethical princples
Dignity adn Worth of the Person |
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Definition
SW respect the inherrent dignity and worth
of the pereon
SW treat each perosn in a caring adn
respectful fashion, mindful of indv diff
and cultural and ethic diversity. |
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Term
NASW Code of Ethics ethical princples
Improtance of Human Relationships |
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Definition
SW recognize the central importance of
human relationships
Note: for futher definition see NASW
Speaks pg. 403 |
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Term
NASW Code of Ethics of ethical princples
Integrity |
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Definition
Soical workers behave in a trustworthy
manner. |
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Term
NASW Code of Ethics ethical princples
Competence |
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Definition
| Soical workers practice w/in thier areas of competence and develop and embrace their professional expertise. |
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Term
NASW Code of Ethics Ethical Standards
Social Workers ethical responsibilities
and to cleints |
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Definition
1. Commiment to Cleints
2. Self-determination
3. Imformed Consent
4. Competnece
5. Cultural Compt and Soc. Diveristy
6. Conflicts of interest
7. Privacy and Confidentiality
8. Access to Records
9. Sexual Relationships |
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Term
NASW Code of Ethics Ethical Standards
Social Workers ethical responsibilities
and to cleints (CONT'D) |
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Definition
10. Physical Contact
11. Sexual Harrassment
12. Derogatory Lanugage
13. Payment of or for services
14. Cleints who don't have capicty chose
15. Interruptation of services
16. Trmination of Services
more details in NASW Speaks pg 404 409 |
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Term
NASW Code of Ethics Ethical Standards
2. Social Workers ethical responsebilites
to collagues |
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Definition
1. Respect 2. Confidentality
3. Interdisciplinary Collaboration
4. Disputes involving colleagues
5/ 6. consultation Refer. for services
7. Sexual Relationships
8. Sexual Harrassment
9. Impairment of Collagues
10.Incompetence of Collagues |
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Term
NASW Code of Ethics ethical Standards
3. Social workers responseibliities in
practice settings |
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Definition
1.Supervision and Consultaion
2.Education and training
3.Performance evaluation
4.Client Records
5.Billing 6. Cleint transfer
7.Administration
8.Cont edu and staff dev
9.Commitment to employers
10.Labor management disputes |
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Term
NASW Code of Ethics ethical standards
4. Social Workers ethical responibilites
as professionals |
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Definition
1. Competence
2. Discrimiantion
3. Private conduct
4. dishonesty, fruad adn deception
5. Impariment
6. Misrepresentation
7. Solicitations
8. Acknowledging credit |
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Term
NASW Code of Ethics ethical standards
5. Social workers ethical responseiblities to the soical work
profession
more details see NASW CofE pg.413 - 414 |
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Definition
1. Intergrity of the profession
2. Evaluation and Research
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Term
| Core Values of Soical Work |
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Definition
1. Service
2. Social Justice
3. Signity and worth of the person
4. Importance of human relationship
5. Integrity
6. Competence |
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Term
| Other Eduring values of Social Work |
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Definition
1. Caring 2. fairness 3. equality
4. non-discrimination
5. client's interests are primary
6. indiduliaztion
7. client self-determination
8. confidentality
9. non-judgemental attitude
10.soical change 11.honesty/acceptance |
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Term
Ethical Excercise 9/19/06
1. Ethical or possibly unethical
(dependent on intent) |
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Definition
| 1. You reveal information about your clientto your peer consultation group |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9/19/06
2. unethical |
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Definition
2. You tell your teenage client's mother
that your client is doing drugs |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9/19/06
3. Ethical |
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Definition
3. You tell your client's spouse that your
client has formed a plan to kill him (muder) mandatory reporting |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9/19/06
4. Unethical |
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Definition
4. You tell the spouse of your client that he must be understanding about her sexual
reluctance b/c she is trying to work through an early sexual trauma |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9/19/06
5. Ethical |
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Definition
5. TYou tell child protection that your
client has come into thearphy b/c he has been fundling his 6 year old daughter.
a. mandatory reporting
b. depending on job main priority safety
and well being of the child |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9/19/06
6. Unethical |
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Definition
6. After your client's suicice, you help the family in their greif process by revealing the client's secert struggle with cancer.
a. medical history
b. confidenatlity even upon death |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9 - 19 - 06
7. Unethical |
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Definition
7. You are subpoenaed to appear in a
sustody hearing involving the childern of one of you cleints. Your cleints does not want you to testify butthe judge threatens
you with contempt of court., and jailtime
so you are frced to comply.
Childern. client, and self protection |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9 - 19 - 06
8. Unethical |
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Definition
8. Your cleint asks you to write a report
for a court hearing.You deciede to send her a bill wihich is double your normal fee per session for each hour you devote to the preparation. |
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Term
Ethical Ecersies 9- 19-06
9. Unethical |
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Definition
9. Working in the school system, you develop an experimental model for grief intervention. You gather 5 kids who have recently lost a parent to try it on.
Human Subject research |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9 - 19 -06
10. Unethical |
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Definition
10. You are asked to list your treatment specialties and as a recovering alcoholic with 20 years of sobristy, you list substance Abuse Cousnseling.
no creditauls |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9 - 19 - 06
11. Ethical or Gray
depends on intent |
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Definition
11. You recieve a referral for an enorectic who weights 98 poinds. Although you have never trested anorexia before, you agree to treat the client adn plan to get superivsion.
Only if superivised or nustrional edu. |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9 - 19 -06
12. Unethical |
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Definition
| 12. You recieve an agreed upon fee from a fellow soical worker for each client referraed to his parenting group |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9/19/06
13. Gray to unethical
depends on your level of ability
to function |
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Definition
| 13, You take tranquilizers on a daily bais to help you deal with the stress of yoru child protection job. |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9/19/06
14. Uthecail or maybe gray |
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Definition
14. You hire a client to perform services such as payment for soical work serives
be careful of dual or inapporiate
relationship |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9/19/06
15. Unethical |
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Definition
| 15. You accept works of art or other bartered goods as paymentfor soical work services. |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9/19/06
16. Unethical
becareful of dual relationship |
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Definition
16. You inherit a substntial amoung to many and seek the advice of one of yoru clients, who is a stick borker, adn regaurding investments.
be careful of dual relationship |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9/19/06
17. Unethical |
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Definition
| 17. Your cleint looses his job and is unble to pay yoru fee so you plan to terminate |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9/19/06
18. Gray to unethical
depends on the gift or intent or
risk of harm or harmless to
client or maybe have to consider
cultural concerns |
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Definition
18. You accept gifts from clints
depends on gift or intent or risk
of harm or harmless to cleint or
maybe have to consider cultural
concers |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9/19/06
19. Ethical /gray (possibly) |
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Definition
19. You accept referrals from clients or
formal cleints. |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9/19/06
20. Gray
left up to the client depends
on comforablity of relationship
and possilbe cultural issues |
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Definition
20. You hug a cleint
left up to clint |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9/19/06
21. Unethical |
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Definition
21. You enage in a romantic / sexual
relationship with a former cleitn 2
hears and 2 months after treatment
termination. |
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Term
Ethical Excerise 9/19/06
22. Unethical |
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Definition
22. You leave your office every thur. night smelling marijuana coming from your
collague's office. you know he scheduales the same client for his las appt. every thurs. adn you once saw an empty wine bottle in his trash can on friday. You secide to mind you own business for the good of the angency. |
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