The context of social work ethics

Charles S. Levy

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Conflicts of interest are inevitable in the practice of social work, and, as a result, the social worker is constantly forced to make difficult choices. The author proposes that it is the social work service situation itself that suggests guides for the social worker in making his decisions. In this context he discusses the nature of the service situation and some of the ethical issues it raises.

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