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Complex Ethical Challenges in Social Work Management and Administration
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Cost: SPS Members: Free / Non-SPS Members: $55/ Non-NASW Members: $75 Seasoned social work administrators know that their jobs are sometimes fraught with ethical challenges. It is not enough for administrators to know about budgeting, program planning, grant writing, marketing, and personnel management. They also need a keen understanding of moral dilemmas in administration-that is, circumstances requiring hard choices among competing values, duties, and obligations. To be competent administrators, social workers need a comprehensive and firm grasp of ethical dilemmas in administration; ethical analysis, moral reasoning, and decision-making strategies; and ethical risk-management protocols to protect clients and prevent ethics complaints and litigation. This webinar will explore complex ethical issues related to confidentiality, boundary issues and dual relationships among employees, conflicts of interest, allocating limited resources, unethical and impaired staffers, and whistle blowing, among others.
The webinar will include extensive case material and an overview of steps social work administrators can take to conduct a comprehensive ethics audit of their agencies.Learning objectives:
- Understand compelling ethical dilemmas in social work management and administration
- Understand ethical challenges related to confidentiality policies and protocols (including the implications of digital technology)
- Understand ethical challenges related to dual relationship and conflict-of-interest policies and protocols
- Understand ethical challenges associated with allocating limited resources
- Understand strategies to address employee impairment and ethical misconduct
- Understand core ethical analysis concepts
- Be able to apply ethical decision-making frameworks
- Be able to identify ethics-related risks that lead to ethics complaints and litigation
- Be able to apply risk-management strategies to prevent ethics complaints and litigation
Cost: SPS Members: Free / Non-SPS Members: $55/ Non-NASW Members: $75 To join a Specialty Practice Section, click here
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| Non-Member | $75.00 | | Member | $55.00 | | Specialty Practice Sections | $0.00 |
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