Confidentiality In Social Work

Introduction
People have been asking this question throughout the ages and continues to asked by all who are seeking to decide their calling in life. What’s my purpose in life? Well, I discovered my calling in life at a young age. When I was younger, I used to stand up for people who cannot protect themselves, even if it means enduring the pain with the individual Although various people say life is not fair it usually makes me unhappy to realize people are suffering. Therefore, I am constantly passionate and eager to help or share whatever I possess. Often, I received enjoyable satisfaction from serving others and also witnessing their lives transforms for the greater. For the reasons, life should become a pleasurable experience a beautiful

In some cases, people may be fined, sued or even subject to legal punishments such as incarceration if confidentiality is breached. However, the social workers are required to disclose confidential information about their client without his/her consent if the individual threatens to harm himself/herself, or others. Basically, this action limits a client’s right to self-determination against his/her wishes. Yet, the social worker could be asked to breach confidentiality agreements when one is pursuing involuntary psychiatric hospitalization of a troubled client; or social contact with a former client (Company,

For instance, administrators’ decisions about the distribution of scarce or limited agency resources, conflicts of interest among staff, and the use of ethically questionable marketing strategies to solicit clients. Still other ethical dilemmas involve relationships among professional colleagues. For examples social worker’s response to a colleague who has behaved unethically or who is impaired or incompetent or what’s Frederic G. Reamer refers to as the ethics of “whistle-blowing” (Company, 2016).
Also, there are five additional common conflicts called common dilemmas. These conflicts occur when a specific situation calls for the social worker to prioritize one ethical principle over another or if one’s personal values come into conflict with the best practices outlined by the social work profession. The dilemmas are, receiving gifts, involuntary commitment, breaches of confidentiality with minor clients, commission of illegal acts, and interacting on social Media.
Ethical values and principles involved enlivening each