Question 1: Explore and investigate the website of the Texas State Board of Social Work Examiners board's actions of an ethical violation.
In a 900-1,000 W essay, detail the process the board uses from receiving a report to completion of the action.
Additionally, include information about one violation:
Detail the information about the violation/case, what standards and principles were violated by the social worker, what actions the board exercised, what standards and principles the board used in their decision-making, and what the outcome of the violation was.
Detail whether you agreed with the board's actions or what alternative outcome you would have recommended.
Would you have arrived at the same decision as to the board's if you had used the same decision-making model?
Be sure to cite three to five relevant scholarly sources in support of your content
Question 2: You are a social worker employed in a community behavioral health agency. You are a therapist who sees children and families in their homes. You are working with a family to implement a behavioral plan for a 4-year-old diagnosed with autism. Through a series of events, you discover that the family does not have running water in the home because the landlord shut the water off to the entire apartment building which includes 18 apartments. The family informs you the entire building has been without water for 6 days with no end in sight. You arrived at the home today intending to focus on the behavioral plan, but are concerned the family and apartment building residents' basic need of access to water is not being met.
Do you encounter an ethical dilemma with this scenario? If so, detail the ethical dilemma in this situation. If you don't encounter an ethical dilemma with this scenario, detail why.
What social work values, principles, and standards relate to this scenario?
Select an ethical decision-making model and use the NASW Code of Ethics to detail how you, the social worker would respond to what has occurred thus far.
In the actions you detail in #3, point to the social work values, principles, or standards that guided your specific actions.