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Etiske overvejelser i forskning når man bygger prædiktive risikomodeller i socialt myndighedsarbejde med børn og familier
Udgivelsens forfattere:
- Anne Marie Villumsen
- Michael Rosholm
- Simon Bodilsen
- Sanne Dalgaard Toft
- Line Svoldgaard Berg
- Liesanth Yde Nirmalarajan
Børn, unge og familie
Børn, unge og familie
This article presents and discusses ethical issues and implications in research when building a pre-dictive risk model for potential use in Danish child and family welfare. The idea is to build a pre-dictive risk model in order to study whether such a model can be valuable to child and family welfare services in the assessment of risk – aimed specifically at the decision-making process regarding notifications.
Based on a framework developed especially for this field, we present and discuss ethical consider-ations, reflections and actions in relation to four main ethical principles: non-maleficence, auton-omy, justice and explicability. We hope that our reflections on these ethical challenges can inspire research – and potentially also the field of practice when taking a deep dive into the difficult field of digitalization in social work.
Based on a framework developed especially for this field, we present and discuss ethical consider-ations, reflections and actions in relation to four main ethical principles: non-maleficence, auton-omy, justice and explicability. We hope that our reflections on these ethical challenges can inspire research – and potentially also the field of practice when taking a deep dive into the difficult field of digitalization in social work.
Udgivelsens forfattere
- Anne Marie VillumsenMichael RosholmSimon BodilsenSanne Dalgaard ToftLine Svoldgaard BergLiesanth Yde Nirmalarajan
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Journal of Comparative Social Work,