What should professionals-judges, lawyers, teachers, social workers, and Guardian ad Litem or CASA volunteers -consider in pursuing the Best Interest of Children who have been abandoned, neglected or abused? How can Department of Children and Families improve their systems? Best Interests of the Children explains that the ethical principles of Beneficence and Non-Maleficence exist in the medical world to maximize benefit and to avoid harm to patients. The duty is to assist persons in need, and its converse, the duty to refrain from causing harm. These same principles should apply to the "Best…mehr
What should professionals-judges, lawyers, teachers, social workers, and Guardian ad Litem or CASA volunteers -consider in pursuing the Best Interest of Children who have been abandoned, neglected or abused? How can Department of Children and Families improve their systems? Best Interests of the Children explains that the ethical principles of Beneficence and Non-Maleficence exist in the medical world to maximize benefit and to avoid harm to patients. The duty is to assist persons in need, and its converse, the duty to refrain from causing harm. These same principles should apply to the "Best Interest" standard used in the children and families dependency welfare system, to protect defenseless children from parental abandonment, neglect and abuse. When parents separate, which of them should have primary responsibility for the child's care? Who is the actual "psychological" parent? With compassion and actual case experiences, the authors, Miriam and Robert Fertig, help readers understand many of the key issues inherent in childcare decisions. They present a dozen Florida cases, as seen through the "Eyes of Guardians." They conclude that timely and effective services and continuity of care for the family is essential for the physical, emotional and psychological well-being of children. Case summaries from other states indicate that America's Department of Children and Families (DCF) has serious "systemic problems." The authors propose realistic solutions to improve this nationwide system. Best Interests of the Children will also enlighten the public and their legislators.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Robert Thomas Fertig author of, the Beauty and Wonder of Transcendent Truths, a Guide to Universal Truths, the Software Revolution, principal writer of Waves of Change and the co-author of Engineering Workstations. Robert was President of Enterprise Information Systems, Inc., a Technology Consulting Firm. Currently, he and his wife, Miriam were volunteers for Guardian ad Litem (also known as C.A.S.A.), the objective "eyes and ears" of the courts for America's thousands of abused and neglected children. Miriam A. Fertig, co-author of Guardians Without Wings, retired after 40-years of teaching at Greenwich High School in Greenwich, CT, and the Middle School at St. Paul's, in Clearwater, Fl, where she was voted by her students and peers "Special Teacher" in the 2005 Year Book. Miriam received The 2007 Endowment Chair for Teacher Excellence for service and professionalism. Miriam earned her BA from Hunter College, in NYC, and MA from Fairfield University, Fairfield, CT. Fertig's latest books are available from Amazon.com Just one new Guardian can change a child's life forever! Contact www.guardianadlitem6.org, or call 1-866-341-1425 to volunteer, or to make a tax-deductible contribution.
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