Professional Values & Ethics

Question 1

When was the federal privacy act established?

Answer 1

1974

Question 2

What does HIPAA stand for?

Answer 2

Health insurance, portability, and accountability act

Question 3

When was HIPAA established?

Answer 3

1996

Question 4

What are the ethical principles of social work practice?

Answer 4

Service
Social justice
Dignity and Worth of a person
Importance of human relationships
Integrity
Competence

Question 5

Core social work goals

Answer 5

Improve social functioning
Resolve problems
Achieved desired change
Meet self-defense goals

Question 6

Administrator

Answer 6

Evaluating and developing policies and managing programs

Question 7

Advocate

Answer 7

Defending representing and supporting vulnerable clients

Question 8

Case manager

Answer 8

Connecting coordinating and monitoring client services

Question 9

Counselor

Answer 9

Exploring treating and resolving client, family or group issues and problems

Question 10

Educator and teacher

Answer 10

Researching and providing educational information, organizing and leading classes, teaching knowledge, skills and behaviors that facilitate successful coping growth and relationship relationships

Question 11

Policy maker or lobbyist

Answer 11

Working to identify understand and resolve problems in local communities or in society as a whole by garnering support from key invest groups to Marshall and wield influence for positive and necessary change

Question 12

Ethical responsibilities to clients

Answer 12

1.01 commitment to clients
1.02 self-determination
1.03 informed consent
1.04 competence
1.05 cultural competence
1.06 conflicts of interest
1.07 privacy and confidentiality
1.08 access to records
1.09 sexual relationships
1.10 physical contact
1.11 sexual harassment
1.12 derogatory language
1.13 payment for services
1.14 clients who lack decision making capacity
1.15 interruption of services
1.16 referral for services
1.17 termination of services

Question 13

Ethical responsibilities to colleagues

Answer 13

2.01 respect
2.02 confidentiality
2.03 interdisciplinary collaboration
2.04 disputes involving colleagues
2.05 consultation
2.06 sexual relationships
2.07 sexual harassment
2.08 impairment of colleagues
2.09 incompetence of colleagues
2.10 unethical conduct of colleagues

Question 14

Ethical responsibilities in practice settings

Answer 14

3.01 supervision and consultation
3.02 education and training
3.03 performance evaluation
3.04 client records
3.05 billing
3.06 client transfer
3.07 administration
3.08 continuing education and staff development
3.09 commitment to employers
3.10 labor-management disputes

Question 15

Ethical responsibilities as professionals

Answer 15

4.01 competence
4.02 discrimination
4.03 privacy conduct
4.04 dishonesty, freud, deception
4.05 impairment
4.06 misrepresentation
4.07 solicitations
4.08 acknowledging credit

Question 16

Ethical responsibilities to the profession

Answer 16

5.01 integrity of the profession
5.02 evaluation and research

Question 17

Ethical responsibilities to the broader society

Answer 17

6.01 social welfare
6.02 public participation
6.03 public emergencies
6.04 social and political action