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    Title: 毒保案:照顧者施用毒品於兒少保護體系的實務決策脈絡
    Parental Substance Use in the Child Protection System: Decision-Making in Context
    Authors: 陳育瑄
    Chen, Yu-Hsuan
    Contributors: 王明聖
    Wang, Ming-Sheng
    陳育瑄
    Chen, Yu-Hsuan
    Keywords: 兒少保護
    法定毒品施用
    親職照顧
    決策生態理論
    兒少保護社工
    Child Protective Services
    Parental Substance Use
    Parenting
    The Decision-Making Ecology (DME)
    CPS workers
    Date: 2025
    Issue Date: 2025-08-04 15:36:32 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 照顧者施用毒品是一個高度敏感並帶有強烈道德評價色彩的社會議題,且介於法規對於親職照顧底線的模糊邊界。為了探討兒少保護體系之運作,本研究以照顧者施用法定毒品之兒少保護案件為範疇,以決策生態理論為框架,釐清兒少保護社工人員的風險判斷與介入決策脈絡。兒少保護社工人員作為國家權力的代理人,必須依憑法規詮釋、工具操作與組織標準,建構其專業行動的正當性,然而,面對法律授權不明與風險判準模糊的狀態,決策標準即由社工人員在現場透過經驗、專業評估與共識逐步形塑出風險認知與介入邏輯。本研究採取質性訪談方法,訪談來自北、中、南部地區之具經手毒保案經驗之兒少保護社工與督導共11位,透過第一線實務經驗分析,揭示兒少保護體系面對毒品案件的治理實況和行動。
    研究發現:一、毒保案的專業實踐,實為風險治理邏輯、倫理論述與行政責任交織下的治理技術,映現國家透過法規、評估工具、專業共識三道基礎形成決策判準,透過專業實務的日常實作,建構對家庭風險的辨識與介入正當性,以回應社會對合格親職的想像。二、實務操作層面未形成單一且明確的決策劇本,決策判準根據個別社工人員的專業信念、組織文化與地方治理脈絡,由兒少保護社工人員進行意義轉譯與行動調整,發展出差異化的解釋與行動路徑,此為制度治理邏輯與專業裁量權間的互構關係。三、兒少保護體系被功能性地建構為「萬能機構」,承接網絡單位的介入期待,然保護系統以風險控管為導向,與照顧者復元歷程不相容,導致服務系統無力回應毒保家庭需求;於實務層次,兒少保護社工處於雙重角色的矛盾,既是支持者,也是監督者,此定位使社工難以兼顧專業關係與風險控管的任務。
    本研究主張,毒保案的決策是社工人員在制度規範與倫理責任間斡旋的實務展演,是為社會工作專業本質的一環。制度設計應當給予專業裁量的空間,並在政策層面正視權責不對等與資源錯置的結構性困境,建立實質的協作架構,並發展結合家庭支持與戒癮處遇的復元家屋,作為兒少保護與家庭復元之間的中介實踐場域。唯有使制度支持具備行動力,才能使兒少保護回歸以兒少最佳利益為核心的專業實踐。
    Parental substance use (PSU) is a contentious issue that lies at the ambiguous boundary of legally defined parental responsibilities.This study focuses on PSU cases within Taiwan's Child Protective Services (CPS) to examine how frontline social workers make decisions regarding risk assessment and intervention in a context marked by institutional ambiguity and legal vagueness. As agents of state authority, child protection social workers must justify their professional actions through law-based administration, structured tools, and professional consensus. However, under conditions of unclear legal authority and undefined thresholds, decision-making relies heavily on workers’ experiential knowledge and interpretive discretion. Using qualitative in-depth interviews with 11 CPS social workers and supervisors from different regions in Taiwan, this study explores the governance logic and frontline practices in handling PSU cases.
    Findings show that CPS responses to PSU are shaped by three interwoven dynamics. First, PSU cases are regulated through a complex assemblage of legality, administrative accountability, and risk-based reasoning. The state sets thresholds through legislation, structured assessment tools and collectively negotiated standards that legitimize intervention. Second, decision-making practice is not uniform but negotiated in context; workers interpret and adapt these guidelines based on individual values, organizational culture, and local governance structures. This leads to divergent decision-making pathways and highlights the negotiated relationship between professional discretion and institutional frameworks. Third, CPS is increasingly constructed as an “all-purpose agency” expected to manage family adversity across disconnected systems. However, this control-oriented logic often conflicts with the recovery trajectories of families affected by substance dependence, leaving CPS workers caught between roles as both supporter and enforcer.
    This study argues that intervention decisions in PSU cases are not merely technical acts, but reflective practices shaped by the tension between institutional mandates and ethical responsibilities. Decision variance should not be seen as inconsistency or failure, but as an integral part of social work professionalism. At the policy level, the findings call for greater alignment of authority and responsibility, improved interagency collaboration, and the development of recovery residences that can serve as community-based intermediaries between CPS and family rehabilitation efforts. Only by empowering institutional support with actional capacity can CPS interventions truly return to professional practice centered on the best interests of the child.
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