Understanding Conduct and Competency in the context of Social Work Regulation
During this session, Sarah Wendt (SWRB SA Director) talks about the seven key competency areas identified by the Social Work Registration Board (SWRB SA), which form the building blocks for effective and ethical social work services. Sarah describes how these competencies are transferable across different roles and settings, emphasising the practical application of knowledge and values in social work practice. Sarah also covers the SWRB SA Code of Conduct, which outlines the essential standards of professional behaviour and safe practice. Finally, Sarah discusses how conduct and competency inform education, registration and concerns/investigations.

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