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    The document outlines the key principles, values, skills, and ethical responsibilities of social work. It discusses the profession's principles of acceptance, individualization, non-judgement, controlled emotional involvement, self-determination, purposeful expression of feelings, and confidentiality. The values of service, social justice, integrity, competence, and human relations are also covered. Core skills include active listening, setting boundaries, communication, critical thinking, decision making, evaluation, problem solving, intervention, organization, and leadership. Finally, the document examines social workers' ethical responsibilities to clients, colleagues, practice settings, the profession, and broader society.

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    The document outlines the key principles, values, skills, and ethical responsibilities of social work. It discusses the profession's principles of acceptance, individualization, non-judgement, controlled emotional involvement, self-determination, purposeful expression of feelings, and confidentiality. The values of service, social justice, integrity, competence, and human relations are also covered. Core skills include active listening, setting boundaries, communication, critical thinking, decision making, evaluation, problem solving, intervention, organization, and leadership. Finally, the document examines social workers' ethical responsibilities to clients, colleagues, practice settings, the profession, and broader society.

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    SW Learnings

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    The document outlines the key principles, values, skills, and ethical responsibilities of social work. It discusses the profession's principles of acceptance, individualization, non-judgement, controlled emotional involvement, self-determination, purposeful expression of feelings, and confidentiality. The values of service, social justice, integrity, competence, and human relations are also covered. Core skills include active listening, setting boundaries, communication, critical thinking, decision making, evaluation, problem solving, intervention, organization, and leadership. Finally, the document examines social workers' ethical responsibilities to clients, colleagues, practice settings, the profession, and broader society.

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    Social Work Profession – Professional Learnings

    1. Principles of Social Work


    a. Principle of Acceptance
    b. Principle of Individualisation
    c. Principle of Non-judgemental Attitude
    d. Principle of Controlled emotional involvement
    e. Principle of Self determination
    f. Principle of Purposeful expression of feelings
    g. Principle of Confidentiality

    2. Values of Social Work


    a. Service
    b. Social Justice
    c. Integrity
    d. Competence
    e. Importance of Human relations
    f. Dignity and Worth of an Individual

    3. Skills of Social Work

    a. Active Listening
    b. Boundaries
    c. Communication
    d. Critical Thinking
    e. Decision Making
    f. Evaluation
    g. Problem solving
    h. Intervention
    i. Organisation
    j. Leadership
    4. Ethical Issues

    ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITIES TO ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITIES TO


    CLIENTS COLLEAGUES
    a. Commitment to Clients a. Respect
    b. Self-determination b. Confidentiality
    c. Informed Consent c. Interdisciplinary Collaboration
    d. Competence d. Disputes Involving Colleagues
    e. Cultural Competence and Social Diversity e. Consultation
    f. Conflicts of Interest f. Referral of Services
    g. Privacy and Confidentiality g. Sexual Relationships
    h. Access to Records h. Sexual Harassment
    i. Sexual Relationships i. Impairment of Colleagues
    j. Physical Contact j. Incompetence of Colleagues
    k. Sexual Harassment k. Unethical Conduct of Colleagues
    l. Derogatory Language
    m. Payment of Services
    n. Clients who lack Decision-making capacity
    o. Interruption of Services
    p. Termination of Services
    ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITIES IN PRACTICE ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITIES AS
    SETTINGS PROFESSIONALS
    a. Supervision and Consultation a. Competence
    b. Education and Training b. Discrimination
    c. Performance Evaluation c. Private Conduct
    d. Client Records d. Dishonesty, Fraud and Deception
    e. Billing e. Impairment
    f. Client Transfer f. Misrepresentation
    g. Administration g. Solicitations
    h. Continuing Education and Staff Development h. Acknowledging Credit
    i. Commitment to Employers
    j. Labour-Management Disputes

    ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITIES TO THE ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITIES TO THE


    SOCIAL WORK PROFESSION BROADER SOCIETY
    a. Integrity of the Profession a. Social Welfare
    b. Evaluation and Research b. Public Participation
    c. Public Emergencies
    d. Social and Political Action

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