Ethical Humility in Social Work

Reamer, Frederic G.

doi:10.55521/10-019-310

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“…By doing so, social workers can maximize their impact, improve client outcomes, and collectively work towards creating a more just and inclusive society. A collaborative process design should be planned between the social worker and the client, explaining the purposes, possibilities, and content of digital (Reamer, 2018).…”

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Utilisation of Digital Technology: Unlocking Cooperation Opportunities for Social Workers

DEMİRBAŞ

2023

TRJASW

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Today, digital technologies affect every aspect of our lives and transform the way we work, communicate, and collaborate. The field of social work can't avoid this change process. The COVID-19 pandemic has shown that the use of digital technology tools in the fields of expert-client relationships, social work education, communication, and cooperation between colleagues and institutions is mandatory in the social work profession. In this study, the use of digital technologies in social work is examined through remote collaboration and communication, cloud-based document management, online collaboration platforms, data analysis and visualization, social media, and online communities. In the rapidly changing world order, professional integration of digital technology tools should be made a part of the process in a fast but effective way. In this process, social workers have both personal and professional reservations about using digital technology tools that are not in widespread use. Social workers have doubts about the adequacy of personal competencies in the use of digital tools, as well as the problems experienced by clients in accessing technology-based tools, the size of the relationship to be established with the client in the use of these tools, and ethical concerns.

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Utilisation of Digital Technology: Unlocking Cooperation Opportunities for Social Workers

DEMİRBAŞ

2023

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“…Social media presence has many potential benefits for practicing CRCs. When used appropriately, social media tools can add convenience and accessibility to marketing one’s practice, maintaining valuable connections with other professionals in the field, accessing continuing education opportunities, reaching potential clients (Raypole, 2020), and providing or receiving clinical supervision (Reamer, 2018), scheduling appointments and exchanging and accessing data (Strom-Gottfried et al, 2014). Social media networks have also increased in popularity as a tool to support job seekers and employers.…”

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Rehabilitation Counselors and Technology, Social Media, and Distance Counseling: Contemporary Considerations

Froehlich

Henry

Tichy

et al. 2023

Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin

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The use of technology in rehabilitation counseling including the delivery of rehabilitation services via virtual counseling is occurring at greater rates than ever before. At the same time, views about the utility of social media have evolved, necessitating increased consideration of social media benefits while at the same time highlighting a need for more detailed guidance regarding its usage and risks. As a standard of ethical practice, certified rehabilitation counselors (CRCs) are required to be aware of guidelines that govern the ethical use of technology in the provision of rehabilitation services, including revisions to the Code of Professional Ethics for CRCs. The 2023 revisions to the Technology, Social Media, and Virtual Counseling section of the Code of Professional Ethics for CRCs specify expanded guidance for CRCs integrating apps, relevant social media, and the provision of virtual counseling. To assist CRCs to meet their standard of ethical practice, this article reviews the historical evolution of technology within the Code, the changes and expansions to Section K of the Code and discusses ethical consideration and revised guidance in the critical technology areas of virtual counseling and social media.

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“…According to Reamer (2014Reamer ( , 2018, the digital period in which we are living is one of the five evolutionary stages of social work ethics history. In this period, both social work practice and research are making extensive use of technology, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic and when social-distancing restrictions were imposed.…”

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Social work research ethics in China: A scoping review of research involving human subjects during COVID-19

Wang

et al. 2022

International Social Work

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As the first review to systematically explore the scope and application of Chinese social work research ethics, this study incorporated web-crawling technology in the scoping review process and identified 18 eligible studies from 1168 publications from January 2020 to July 2021. Findings suggest that social work scholars are aware of research ethics when conducting human subjects research in the Chinese population. Yet, many failed to fully demonstrate practical considerations of internationally accepted ethical principles (e.g. respect for persons). We discuss education on research ethics, new challenges of the digital age, and considerations of Chinese culture in developing ethical protocols for social work research in China.

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Ethical Humility in Social Work

Cited by 4 publications

References 40 publications

Utilisation of Digital Technology: Unlocking Cooperation Opportunities for Social Workers

Utilisation of Digital Technology: Unlocking Cooperation Opportunities for Social Workers

Rehabilitation Counselors and Technology, Social Media, and Distance Counseling: Contemporary Considerations

Social work research ethics in China: A scoping review of research involving human subjects during COVID-19

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