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Terms in this set (330)
-summarized broad ethical standards
The NASW Code of Ethics -is the moral compass for social work professions
-holds the social work profession accountable
service, social justice, dignity and worth of the person,
Social Work Values importance of human relationships, integrity,
competence
Ethical principles
associated with each
social work value
Professional values vs Ethical fading, self deception and awareness
Personal values
-3 categories of responsibilities
Practicing ethical
-Key responsibilities of the social worker
standards
-Application of standards to scenarios
, -Commitment to clients
-Self-determination
-Informed consent
-Competence
Social workers' ethical
-Cultural competence and social diversity
responsibilities to clients
-Conflicts of interest
-Privacy and confidentiality
-Limitations of client confidentiality
-Duty to warn (Tarasoff)
-Respect
Social Workers' Ethical -Confidentiality
Responsibilities to -Sexual relationships and harassment
Colleagues -Impairment, incompetence, or unethical behavior of
colleagues
Social Workers' Ethical -Competence
Responsibilities as -Discrimination
Professionals
-Protection of human subjects
Ethical Responsibility in -Voluntary participation
Research and Program -Informed consent
Evaluation -Confidentiality
-Protection of vulnerable/at-risk populations, etc.
-Supporting thorough and accurate assessment and
treatment planning
-Providing competent service delivery
-Supporting continuity and coordination of services
among settings and care providers
Functions of
-Documenting supervisory activities to show
Documentation
contacts/content in case of challenge, personnel
problems, or litigation
-Providing data for program evaluation activities
-Allowing for accountability- information for 3rd party
payors, regulatory bodies, etc.
, -Calls for accurate documentation and protection of
privacy of all involved parties noted in the client
record
-Gives clients the right to access own records (if this
occurs there is a duty to protect privacy of others
Code of Ethics & noted in the record)
Documentation -Electronic records also have to have safeguards in
place to protect confidentiality and privacy
-Storage of records needs to protect privacy and
confidentiality
-Records need to be kept for at least several years
after termination in a secure, private location.
questions and verified answers ACTUAL EXAM
2025 TEST!! Graded A+ | 2025|2026
Save
Terms in this set (330)
-summarized broad ethical standards
The NASW Code of Ethics -is the moral compass for social work professions
-holds the social work profession accountable
service, social justice, dignity and worth of the person,
Social Work Values importance of human relationships, integrity,
competence
Ethical principles
associated with each
social work value
Professional values vs Ethical fading, self deception and awareness
Personal values
-3 categories of responsibilities
Practicing ethical
-Key responsibilities of the social worker
standards
-Application of standards to scenarios
, -Commitment to clients
-Self-determination
-Informed consent
-Competence
Social workers' ethical
-Cultural competence and social diversity
responsibilities to clients
-Conflicts of interest
-Privacy and confidentiality
-Limitations of client confidentiality
-Duty to warn (Tarasoff)
-Respect
Social Workers' Ethical -Confidentiality
Responsibilities to -Sexual relationships and harassment
Colleagues -Impairment, incompetence, or unethical behavior of
colleagues
Social Workers' Ethical -Competence
Responsibilities as -Discrimination
Professionals
-Protection of human subjects
Ethical Responsibility in -Voluntary participation
Research and Program -Informed consent
Evaluation -Confidentiality
-Protection of vulnerable/at-risk populations, etc.
-Supporting thorough and accurate assessment and
treatment planning
-Providing competent service delivery
-Supporting continuity and coordination of services
among settings and care providers
Functions of
-Documenting supervisory activities to show
Documentation
contacts/content in case of challenge, personnel
problems, or litigation
-Providing data for program evaluation activities
-Allowing for accountability- information for 3rd party
payors, regulatory bodies, etc.
, -Calls for accurate documentation and protection of
privacy of all involved parties noted in the client
record
-Gives clients the right to access own records (if this
occurs there is a duty to protect privacy of others
Code of Ethics & noted in the record)
Documentation -Electronic records also have to have safeguards in
place to protect confidentiality and privacy
-Storage of records needs to protect privacy and
confidentiality
-Records need to be kept for at least several years
after termination in a secure, private location.
