NASW Code of Ethics 3.06 – Client Transfer | Ethical Transitions in Social Work

Описание: NASW Code of Ethics 3.06 – Client Transfer | Ethical Transitions in Social Work

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Welcome to Your Hopeful Healing Pathways, hosted by Brandon Harmison.

In this video, we explore Section 3.06 of the NASW Code of Ethics: Client Transfer, focusing on how social workers should ethically handle transitions when clients switch providers. You'll learn the ethical responsibilities involved in maintaining client-centered care, minimizing confusion, and ensuring a seamless transition between professionals or agencies.

We also touch on relevant terms from Black’s Law Dictionary, California Welfare & Institutions Code, and The Social Work Dictionary to provide deeper legal and ethical context.

This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
Script generated by GPT and rendered using InVideo AI.
Presented by Brandon Harmison of Your Hopeful Healing Pathways.

Timestamps:

00:00 – Disclaimer
00:12 – Introduction to Section 3.06: Client Transfer
00:30 – (a) Evaluating client needs before accepting a transfer
00:48 – Discussing current service relationships
01:10 – Risks and benefits of new service relationships
01:32 – (b) Consulting previous service providers
01:52 – Ethical principles: Informed consent and continuity of care
02:10 – Supporting frameworks (WIC, Black’s Law Dictionary, etc.)
02:28 – Final thoughts: Upholding ethical client transitions
02:44 – Outro and credits

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References:

National Association of Social Workers. (2021). NASW Code of Ethics. https://www.socialworkers.org

Barker, R. L. (2014). The Social Work Dictionary (6th ed.). NASW Press.

Black, H. C. (2019). Black’s Law Dictionary (11th ed.). Thomson Reuters.

California Welfare and Institutions Code § 5328 (re: confidentiality and continuity of care).

NASW Legal Defense Fund. (2020). Guidelines for Ethical Practice in Client Transfers.