This document discusses competency eight for social workers, which involves analyzing and advocating for policies that promote social well-being, as well as collaborating with colleagues and clients for effective policy implementation. Specifically, it notes that social workers understand policy and aim to apply policies to benefit clients, respecting confidentiality. It also states that social workers can work well together to discuss, develop, and carry out policies, such as determining if a victim has grounds for obtaining a restraining order.
This document discusses competency eight for social workers, which involves analyzing and advocating for policies that promote social well-being, as well as collaborating with colleagues and clients for effective policy implementation. Specifically, it notes that social workers understand policy and aim to apply policies to benefit clients, respecting confidentiality. It also states that social workers can work well together to discuss, develop, and carry out policies, such as determining if a victim has grounds for obtaining a restraining order.
This document discusses competency eight for social workers, which involves analyzing and advocating for policies that promote social well-being, as well as collaborating with colleagues and clients for effective policy implementation. Specifically, it notes that social workers understand policy and aim to apply policies to benefit clients, respecting confidentiality. It also states that social workers can work well together to discuss, develop, and carry out policies, such as determining if a victim has grounds for obtaining a restraining order.
that advance social well being Social workers understand policy and attempt to make policies work in favor of the client Example: SFVC has a strict confidentiality policy and protects clients information and only provides that information if absolutely necessary.
8.2 Collaborate with colleagues and clients for
effective policy action. Social workers can work effectively with one another when discussing policies and later on, implementing those policies. Example: Asking the lead victim advocate if a person has grounds for filing a protective order or no-contact order