Ethical ABCs
This principle may be formulated in the following way: A person should be free to perform whatever action he/she wishes, regardless of risks or foolishness as perceived by others, provided it does not impinge on others
What is Autonomy
This philosophy follow fixed rules and believe that actions are inherently right or wrong
What is Ethical Absolutism
What is the Ethical Rule Screen process?
What is:
Examine the Code of Ethics (what rules apply?)
-One or more rules apply (no conflicts) --> follow the rules
-No specific rule applies or conflicting guidance--> Use principles Screen
This perspective bridges theory and practice by using societal values to identify what is appropriate behaviors.
What is clinical pragmatism
The difference between malfeasance and misfeasance is
What is
Malfeasance: willful and intentional harm
Misfeasance: Action was unintentional, but still causes harm (mistake)
This principle can be stated in the following way: One should render positive assistance to others (and abstain from harm) by helping them to further their important and legitimate interests
What is Beneficence
Failing to follow or apply the appropriate standards is which form of malpractice?
What is Nonfeasance
What are Strom-Gottfried's 6 questions in the ethical decision making process?
WHO: Who is helpful?
WHAT: What are my choices?
WHEN: When have I faced a similar dilemma?
WHERE: Where do guidelines lead?
WHY: Why did I select a particular COA?
HOW: How do I implement my decision?
Right actions will lead to liberation from need to be reincarnated.
What is Hindu Ethics
This legal duty requires more than suspicion in order to do
What is Duty to Warn and Protect
Society determining what is ethical or right and the typical actions or behaviors that maintain social order is known as this philosophy
What is Contractualism
This principle can be formulated in the following manner: One should keep his/her promises to others and maintain the trust necessary to retain the relationships which binds them together.
What is fidelity
The 5 factors causing ethical challenges for military Social Workers include:
What is:
1. Occupying dual professions
2. Multiple Roles fulfilled
3. Hierarchical structure governed by law
4. Serving dual populations
5. Geographical and professional isolation
By using your experiences and upbringing to determine which COA is the best option.
Which legal duty outlines that HIPAA supports emotional, physical and social privacy?
What is the Duty to Respect Privacy
This legal duty shows that HIPAA upholds the client's rights and protects information that the client shares
What is the focus of social work?
What is "not defining and explaining, but caring and changing"
The 5 components involved with the Ethical Decision Making Process according to the CSWE include:
1. Use the NASW Code
2. Relevant Laws/Regulations
3. Systematic Models or EDM
4. Ethical Research/literature on topic
5. Mitigate the effects of the vicarious trauma with self-care
This perspective describes that people are innately good and desire to behave ethically.
What is humanistic
The legal duty of informing requires what three conditions?
What is
1. disclosure
2. capacity
3. voluntariness
This is what ETHIC stands for in Congress' Ethics Model
What is
E- Examine values
T- Think (standards, laws, NASW)
H- Hypothesize consequences
I- Identify vulnerable
C- Consult
What are the 7 principles for the Ethical Principle Screen?
What is:
1. Protect Human Life
2. Equality
3. Autonomy
4. Least Harm Principle
5.Quality of Life
6. Confidentiality
7. Truth (promote truth and full disclosure to all clients)
3rd ID Researches and Consults M&Ms
What is:
1. ID ethical issues
2. ID who is involved
3. ID all COAs
4. Research laws, values, regulations
5. Consult with Supervisors/coworkers
6. Make decision and record EDM process
7. Monitor, evaluate and document decision
Ethics of Caring can be described as this
What is moral actions that center on interpersonal relationships.
Ethical behavior promotes love, mutual acceptance, and empathy
The 9 Command exceptions to the legal duty of maintain confidentiality include:
What is:
Harm to self
Harm to others
Harm to mission
Special Personnel
Inpatient Care
Acute Medical conditions interfering with duty
Substance Use Treatment Programs
Command directed mental health evaluations
Other special circumstances (O6 exception)