... with personal issues) negatively impact social workers’ professional practice. Social workers often operate in solitude and encounter ethical dilemmas. This isolation can lead them to adopt an approach aimed at controlling situations, which may not always take into account the preferences of the individuals...

... be called a foggy borderland where concepts such as “unable to safeguard”, “more vulnerable” and not treating some people “less favourably” may be less clear in practice than on paper. Safeguarding Adult protection Legal Scotland Social work Ethical dilemmas Social care Health services United...

...Katharine Jeary This paper reports findings from a recent study of adult protection case conferences, focusing on how the victim's views may be represented or heard. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Victims' views Case conferences Ethical dilemmas Advocacy Decision making...