SEMINOR REPORT

TOPIC-RELEVENCE OF CODE OF ETHICS

Submitted by

SANIL A.T1ST SEM M.S.WDEPT OF SOCIAL WORK[Reg. No: 13SO1112]

Submitted to

Fr. Jose P.JHOD (Dept of social work)Kristu Jayanti College

Date: 19-12-2013

INTRODUCTION:

CORE VALUES

RELEVENCE OF CODE OF ETHICS:

ETHICAL PRINCIPLES

ETHICAL STANDARDS1. Social workers ethical responsibilities to clients:a. Commitment to client.b. Self determinationc. Competence.d. Informed consent.e. Sexual relationships.

2. Social workers ethical responsibilities to colleagues.a. Respect.b. Confidentiality.c. Inter disciplinary collaboration.d. Consultation.e. Impairment of colleagues.

3. Social workers ethical responsibilities in practice settings:a. Supervision and consultation.b. Education and training.c. Performance and evaluation.d. Client transfer.e. Administration.f. Commitment to employers.

4. Social workers ethical responsibilities as professionals.a. Competence.b. Discrimination.c. Private conduct.d. Impairment.e. Acknowledging credit.

5. Social workers ethical responsibilities to the social work profession. a. Integrity of the profession.b. Evaluation and research.

6. Social workers ethical responsibilities to the broader society. a. Social welfare.b. Public emergencies.c. Social and political action.

CONCLUSION:In short we can say - The Code offers a set of values, principles, and standards to guide decision making and conduct when ethical issues arise. It does not provide a set of rules that prescribe how social workers should act in all situations. Specific applications of the Code must take into account the context in which it is being considered and the possibility of conflicts among the Codes values, principles, and standards. Ethical responsibilities flow from all human relationships, from the personal and familial to the social and professional.

BIBLIOGRAPHY:Reference. Social work values ethics-Edric G Reamer.