Technology in Social Work Practice: Standards of Practice

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Technology in Social Work Practice: Standards of Practice

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2 Ethics

Course Number:

NAT051619

Original Program Date:

May 16, 2019

Duration:

1 hour 53 minutes

Access:

Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Ethics, Social Work, Social Work and Technology

Category: Ethics, Social Work, Social Work and Technology (show less)

The use of technology plays an essential role in the social work profession, and it goes beyond the pure understanding of its functionality. Technology is one of the ways social workers can deliver their services and having a precise knowledge of its standards of practice is a must. It is essential to identify and mitigate any potential risk with the use of technology in the social practice, and this webinar will help you in doing so.

Join us in the webinar "Technology in Social Work Practice: Standards of Practice," from the Standards for Technology published by NASW, CSWE, ASWB, & CSWA in 2017; brought to you courtesy of NASW Risk Retention Group and NASW Assurance Services, Inc.

We want to give social workers peace of mind not only through our malpractice solutions but also by providing relevant content and educational information to help mitigate any potential risk during the social work journey.

2 Ethics