Ethics informed by citizenship: The heart of person-directed practice

Wendy Bowles, Marie Sheahan, Vidette Turner

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Abstract

This chapter explores ethical approaches most relevant to case management in an environment of person-directed practice, focusing on ethical principles, virtue ethics, ethics of care and relational ethics. Through case study examples of Cris Breheny and his case management team, it is argued that ethical practice with people with complex needs requires slow and careful work including ongoing self-reflection and critical analysis.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationCase management
Subtitle of host publicationInclusive community practice
EditorsElizabeth Moore
Place of PublicationSouth Melbourne, Victoria
PublisherOxford
Chapter3
Pages55-74
Number of pages20
Edition2nd
ISBN (Print)9780190303198
Publication statusPublished - 2016

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