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Ethical Dimensions in the Singapore Context Written by BK Seng SoCial Work CaSE StuDiES Inner Cover Pg1 SoCial Work Case StuDiES Ethical Dimensions in the Singapore ContextPrinted byOffice of the Director of SoCial WelfareMinistry of SoCial and Family Development2015 For more ethical scenarios and commentaries,please visit: of SIM University for the research Quek my research assistant for researching and collating the numerous case students for the cases they have written up as part of their requirements. MSF for publishing the work faces controversial circumstances that pose the question is there a right way of doing things. Some call it ethical dilemma or options, and in essence they deal with value questions that someone in training or young in the profession will be confronted with. This compilation of case StuDiES is of direct relevance in Singapore although the issues and themes about human responses, moral philosophy and ethical codes of practice makes it relevant to many contexts in which SoCial work is practised.

Similarly, the onset of cancer can be acute, sudden and, often, life-threatening. Those involved in direct social work practice with patients and their families often face a tremendous physical and emotional task as even with the worker’s best efforts, the adverse impact of cancer on the patient and family does not go away completely at times.

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