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Nontraditional and Unorthodox Interventions in Social Work: Ethical and Legal Implications
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  • 1999Professional Boundaries: An Analysis of Violations by Social Workers65 cited
  • 2000Ensuring Ethical Practice: An Examination of NASW Code Violations, 1986-9763 cited
  • 2020National Association of Social Workers Code of Ethics58 cited
  • 1984Social Work Records41 cited
  • 2001The Social Work Ethics Audit: A Risk Management Tool37 cited
  • 2003Essential Law for Social Workers29 cited
  • 2002Beyond the Code of Ethics, Part II: Dual Relationships Revisited20 cited

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  • 2015Clinical Social Work, Science, and Doctoral Education: Schisms or Synergy?13 cited
  • 2017Art in Social Work: Equivocation, Evidence, and Ethical Quandaries10 cited

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