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Decisionmaking in social work requires balancing ethical principles, professional judgment, and risk assessment to protect vulnerable individuals while ensuring accountability. Practitioners must evaluate complex situations where uncertainty and competing interests are common. Handbook of Decision Making, Assessment and Risk in Social Work provides an indepth exploration of frameworks and tools for effective professional decisionmaking. The book discusses assessment models, risk analysis, and evidencebased practice in social work. It also examines ethical dilemmas, interprofessional collaboration, and the role of supervision. Combining theory, research, and casebased applications, it equips practitioners with the skills to make sound, informed decisions in complex social care contexts.
