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NASW Ethics Case Study

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I will utilize NASW ethics to guide my practice while at MAPS clinic and I will discuss problems that may arise with my supervisor weekly. I demonstrated competency 1 all throughout my first two weeks at the MAPS clinic, as I made decissions based on the best interest of the patients. One of the primary principles used from NASW was Service as I was able to assist and help people in need by helping them adrress their individual issues. I advocated for my patient and was able to get CSB mental helath services to treat patient after patient had been denied services 5 times.

PB 2: I was able to maintain my composure and act with professionalism in moments of crisis.

PB 3: I acted as a professional staff in the way I treated my Patients
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