The changing society demands a new nuance: We must now ethically assess whether a client can consent when their information ecosystem is weaponized. 3. The "Efficient" Algorithm vs. The Human Relationship Social justice is the third pillar. But what happens when the systems we rely on to distribute justice go black box?
But what happens when a client’s "choice" is based on disinformation that threatens their life or others? social work ethics in a changing society
So, how do we practice "Person-in-Environment" when the environment is unrecognizable? Here are three ethical friction points defining social work today. The core ethic of Confidentiality is under siege. The changing society demands a new nuance: We
That hasn’t changed. And it never will. What ethical dilemmas are you seeing in your practice that weren't covered in grad school? Let’s talk in the comments. The Human Relationship Social justice is the third pillar