Intersectionality of Social Work, Corrections, and the Forensic Systems and Ethical Quandaries that Arise

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Intersectionality of Social Work, Corrections, and the Forensic Systems and Ethical Quandaries that Arise

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1 Ethics

Course Number:

SPS20260209

Duration:

58 minutes

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Specialty Practice Sections, Clinical, Ethics ... (show more)

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This workshop will focus on highlighting the ways in which social workers can meaningfully impact client care within these traditionally masculine and psychologist heavy systems. Special attention will also be given to examining ethical scenarios that arise in these systems and ways our knowledge of social work can help lead to effective client care, all while maintaining our core values and competencies. We will provide these examples throughout the session and provide time for the participants to ask questions or share their thoughts on the scenarios during Q and A.

Learning Objectives:

Ability to understand ways social workers can be impactful in specialized systems.
Ability to understand ethical considerations that arise in these systems.
Be able to refer to core competencies and values that impact our ability to make effective ethical decisions in these systems.

1 Ethics

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Non-Member	$35.00
Member	$25.00
Specialty Practice Sections	$0.00

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