Truth and Transparency in Crisis Pregnancy Centers

Polcyn, Carly; Swiezy, Sarah; Genn, Leah; Wickramage, Pavithra; Siddiqui, Neha; Johnson, Candise; Nair, Pooja; Bernard, Caitlin; Miller, Velvet

doi:10.1089/whr.2020.0057

“…SINCE…We have evidence that Crisis Pregnancy Centers/Pregnancy Care Centres [CPC/PCCs] provide medically inaccurate information, engage in deceptive practices, and are not transparent about their goal to prevent abortions (Arthur et al, 2023;Boucher, 2004;Bourgeois, 2014;Browne, 2019: Bryant, & Swartz, 2018Burns-Pieper, 2022;Canadians for Choice, 2008;Ho, 2022;Humphreys, 2021;Khandaker, 2013;LaRoche, & Foster, 2015;Li, 2019;Mitchell, 2019;Montoya, Judge-Golden, & Swartz, 2022;Murdoch, 2020;NARAL Pro-Choice Connecticut Foundation, 2018;Oliver et al, 2018;Polcyn, et al, 2020;Pompilii, 2022;Raab, 2020;Rudrum, 2023;Shaw, 2006;Shaw, 2013;Smith, 2010;The Alliance, 2021;The Charity Report, 2022;Tilley, 2011;Upshaw, 2022;Weeks, 2022).…”

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Int J SW Values and Ethics

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Like all of us, I have been deeply concerned about ethical issues regarding social work scholarship and publications. As you might have noticed, the International Journal of Social Work Values and Ethics instituted a manuscript submission policy regarding the use of artificial intelligence [see https://jswve.org/manuscript-policy/]. Dr. Dawn Apgar is the author of the artificial intelligence section of our manuscript policy. In addition, Dr. Apgar submitted a forum article entitled "Incorporating the Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence and Large Language Models into Publication Standards: A Call for Editorial Policy Based on Social Work Values" which is included in this issue. We also have Dr. Reamer's article entitled "Artificial Intelligence in Social Work: Emerging Ethical Issues." I hope you have time to read both of these critically important articles. For now, I want to share my personal experience with artificial intelligence.Last March, I had a conversation with Dr. Dawn Apgar regarding artificial intelligence and the ethical issues related to social work scholarship and social work education. At that time, we negotiated a forum article for IJS-WVE. Since that time, I have been literally playing with artificial intelligence. I wanted to get a feel for how it worked. It was like doing a google search but more personal. I heartily admit that I had fun playing with it.

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“…SINCE…We have evidence that Crisis Pregnancy Centers/Pregnancy Care Centres [CPC/PCCs] provide medically inaccurate information, engage in deceptive practices, and are not transparent about their goal to prevent abortions (Arthur et al, 2023;Boucher, 2004;Bourgeois, 2014;Browne, 2019: Bryant, & Swartz, 2018Burns-Pieper, 2022;Canadians for Choice, 2008;Ho, 2022;Humphreys, 2021;Khandaker, 2013;LaRoche, & Foster, 2015;Li, 2019;Mitchell, 2019;Montoya, Judge-Golden, & Swartz, 2022;Murdoch, 2020;NARAL Pro-Choice Connecticut Foundation, 2018;Oliver et al, 2018;Polcyn, et al, 2020;Pompilii, 2022;Raab, 2020;Rudrum, 2023;Shaw, 2006;Shaw, 2013;Smith, 2010;The Alliance, 2021;The Charity Report, 2022;Tilley, 2011;Upshaw, 2022;Weeks, 2022).…”

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