e-Professionalism and the Ethical Use of Technology in Social Work

Donna Anne McAuliffe · Sharlene Nipperess

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Social Work Education and Practice Ethics and Social Impacts of AI Social Sciences and Policies

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This special issue of Australian Social Work focuses on the professional and ethical use of technology in social work, drawing together two strands of content that have been the subject of many art...

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2012Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW)2015A Review of Information and Communication Technology Enhanced Social Work Interventions 2014Reimagining the Relationship between Social Work and Information Communication Technology in the Network Society 2002Social work and technology: Challenges for social workers in practice: A case study 2012Social Work in a Digital Society 2002In favour of online counselling?

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