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