Federal and State Consumer Rights Flashcards

1
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Clients have the right to be told of

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their rights before services begin

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2
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Client has the to do what in regards to their services

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they have the right to take part in choosing, planning, and changing any services

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3
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clients have the right to recieve

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enough info to make an informed decision on their care (this includes kind of care, reasonable options, and the benefits, risks, and uncertainties related to each option)

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4
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they have to right to

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voice a grievance (a complaint for being treated unfairly) about services or lack of services without fear of punishment.

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5
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They have the right to

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refuse treatment, medications, or services

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6
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they have the right to keep medical

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-and personal records kept confidential and follow health insurance portability and accountability act (HIPAA) rules.

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7
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they have the right to

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have personal property where it does not violate the rights, health, or safety of themselves or others. To be treated with respect, along with their possessions

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8
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clients have the right to live

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free from abuse and physical or chemical restraints

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9
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client have the right to be provided

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with an administrative hearing when they do not agree with a decision regarding benefits (DSHS consumers only)

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10
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client have the to make

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their own decisions

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11
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clients has the right to have

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their own alone time (esp while you work)

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12
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clients have the right to

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interact with people in and out of their home

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13
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client have the right to manage

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their own financial affairs

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14
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consumers have the right to

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send and receive unopened mail

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15
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care recipients have the right to

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have privacy while using a telephone, computers, tablets, and other technology and in their home

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16
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remember, clients do not

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give up their basic human rights when they start receiving services or move to a community care setting

17
Q

to safeguard these basic freedoms

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and ensure consumer independence and self respect, federal and state “consumer rights” laws have been established

18
Q

Unless the client requests

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to do something unsafe, or inappropriate, it is important for the HCA to know these rights and honor them

19
Q

clients can not be forced

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in any medical procedures against their will

20
Q

consumers deserve respect

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and have the right to refuse treatment. they can protect their right to free will and choice

21
Q

Consumers rights to free will include

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their daily activities, diet, exercise, medications, etc

22
Q

consumers have the right to make

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what an HCA may consider a poor choice

23
Q

clients have the legal right

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to expect their medical, financial, and personal records be kept confidential

24
Q

consumers legal right to confidentiality

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is required by law under HIPAA. Keep personal records confidential unless on care team.

25
Q

As an HCA

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you are bound under confidentiality laws.

26
Q

If you need to share confidential information with the other care team members (can share with care team members only

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share only what is needed and what is in the best interest of the consumer-do not gossip- do not have discussions about the client where others may overheat- keep notes in a private and protected place.