2013
DOI: 10.1108/14668201311299890
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Exploring boundary attitude

Abstract: Purpose -There have been increased concerns about disciplinary procedures in relation to adult safeguarding. The purpose of this paper is to argue that the personal ''boundary attitude'' of workers is a strong component of their response to issues that have a safeguarding dimension.Design/methodology/approach -This study reports an analysis of questionnaire responses and data generated from interactive training events.Findings -The data suggest most workers adopt a personal stance or ''boundary attitude'' that… Show more

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“…The pervasive effect of social norms in health and social care agencies in respect of Facebook is illustrated by a short survey conducted by Bates et al (2013), who asked 409 health and social care staff to complete a survey questionnaire about their personal "boundary attitude". The survey offered four possible answers -"yes, definitely", "probably", "probably not" and "no, never".…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The pervasive effect of social norms in health and social care agencies in respect of Facebook is illustrated by a short survey conducted by Bates et al (2013), who asked 409 health and social care staff to complete a survey questionnaire about their personal "boundary attitude". The survey offered four possible answers -"yes, definitely", "probably", "probably not" and "no, never".…”
Section: Inclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%