Question 1

As a general rule,practitioners are held legally liable for their failure to predict violent behavior of a client.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Your client's clinical record should never be altered after you have documented information into the record.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Following the minimal legal requirements is sufficient to demonstrate that one is practicing good risk management.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Under a managed care system,confidentiality

Accepted Answer

A) can be assured to clients. 
B) is compromised. 
C) is handled no differently than in the fee-for-service approach. 
D) can be promised to adults,but not to minors. 
A) can be assured to clients. 
B) is compromised. 
C) is handled no differently than in the fee-for-service approach. 
D) can be promised to adults,but not to minors.

As a general rule,practitioners are held legally liable for their failure to predict violent behavior of a client.

Your client's clinical record should never be altered after you have documented information into the record.

Following the minimal legal requirements is sufficient to demonstrate that one is practicing good risk management.

Under a managed care system,confidentiality

Are the Helping Professions for You

Knowing Your Values

Helper Know Thyself

Common Concerns of Beginning Helpers

The Helping Process

Theory Applied to Practice

Understanding Diversity

Managing Boundary Issues

Getting the Most From Your Fieldwork Supervision

Stress,Burnout and Self-Care

Working With Groups

Working in the Community

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Exam 8: Ethical Legal Issues Facing Helpers

As a general rule,practitioners are held legally liable for their failure to predict violent behavior of a client.

Your client's clinical record should never be altered after you have documented information into the record.

Following the minimal legal requirements is sufficient to demonstrate that one is practicing good risk management.

Under a managed care system,confidentiality

Are the Helping Professions for You

Knowing Your Values

Helper Know Thyself

Common Concerns of Beginning Helpers

The Helping Process

Theory Applied to Practice

Understanding Diversity

Managing Boundary Issues

Getting the Most From Your Fieldwork Supervision

Stress,Burnout and Self-Care

Working With Groups

Working in the Community

Filters