How do you apply the principles, structures and processes of the law to everyday practice? Drawing on a wealth of contemporary case examples, this handy pocket book demonstrates how legal frameworks influence the decisions made by frontline social work practitioners working with all service user groups, from young people to vulnerable adults.
Challenging Unacceptable Practice and Its Management
The book delves into the challenges faced by social workers, healthcare staff, and teachers in upholding professionalism amidst stress. It highlights instances of ethical and legal failures within these professions and offers guidance for navigating complex dilemmas. Through case studies, it explores "what if?" scenarios, while detailing the legal frameworks and regulatory requirements necessary for maintaining accountable professionalism. This resource aims to equip practitioners with the tools to handle difficult situations effectively.