Duty to Warn and Mandatory Reporting Requirements: Ethical Considerations Thru Case Studies

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Duty to Warn and Mandatory Reporting Requirements: Ethical Considerations Thru Case Studies

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3 Ethics
3 Social Work

Course Number:

VA20210326

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Social Work, General Social Work

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Other: Virginia

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Duty to Warn & Mandatory Reporting Requirements: Ethical Considerations Thru Case Studies is a 3-hour, PowerPoint enhanced presentation. The presentation outlines basic social work ethical principles and values as established by the NASW Code of Ethics in comparison to the evolution of duty to warn laws affecting today’s practice.

Outcomes:

Participants will be engaged through an informal question and answer session along with a PowerPoint presentation. Participants will be given ample time to interact as a means of transformative learning. By the end of the session, participants should be able to:

1. Apply basic legal and ethical principles to social work practice.

2. Gain an understanding of how duty to warn and mandatory reporting principles have evolved.

3. Establish practical standards to invoke best practice principles.

3 Ethics

3 Social Work

Price	Early Registration	Standard
Non-Member	N/A	$60.00
Member	N/A	$40.00

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