Pandemic ethics: Rethinking rights, responsibilities and roles in social work
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Banks, S., Rutter, N., Pandemic ethics: Rethinking rights, responsibilities and roles in social work. British Journal of Social Work, vol. 52, n. 6, 2022, p. 3460-3479.
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SIIS R.717 / SIIS Archivo (R.717)
Palabras clave:
COVID, Trabajador social, Responsabilidad profesional, Ética, Intervención social, Confusión, Toma de decisiones, Creatividad, Aprendizaje, Estrés, Emergencia social, Evaluación, Casuística, Actitudes institucionales, Reino Unido
COVID, Trabajador social, Responsabilidad profesional, Ética, Intervención social, Confusión, Toma de decisiones, Creatividad, Aprendizaje, Estrés, Emergencia social, Evaluación, Casuística, Actitudes institucionales, Reino Unido
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