Professional Boundaries Importance of Human Relationships Informed consent Protection of Human Life Service Responsibility as a social work professional Quality of Life Equality and Inequality Responsibility to broader society Responsibility to practice setting Confidentiality Integrity Autonomy & Freedom Truthful- ness & Full disclosure Responsibility to the client Responsibility to the profession Principle of Least Harm Responsibility to colleagues Duty to Warn Self- Determination Fraud Social Justice The Dignity & Worth of Each Person Competence Professional Boundaries Importance of Human Relationships Informed consent Protection of Human Life Service Responsibility as a social work professional Quality of Life Equality and Inequality Responsibility to broader society Responsibility to practice setting Confidentiality Integrity Autonomy & Freedom Truthful- ness & Full disclosure Responsibility to the client Responsibility to the profession Principle of Least Harm Responsibility to colleagues Duty to Warn Self- Determination Fraud Social Justice The Dignity & Worth of Each Person Competence
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Professional Boundaries
Importance of Human
Relationships
Informed consent
Protection of
Human Life
Service
Responsibility as a social work professional
Quality
of
Life
Equality
and Inequality
Responsibility to broader society
Responsibility to practice setting
Confidentiality
Integrity
Autonomy
& Freedom
Truthful-ness & Full disclosure
Responsibility to the client
Responsibility to the profession
Principle
of
Least Harm
Responsibility to colleagues
Duty to Warn
Self- Determination
Fraud
Social Justice
The Dignity & Worth of Each Person
Competence
