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Informed Consent Flashcards

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Importance

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Remove wrong perceptions in counseling
Affects the client’s Mental, Emotional, and Social functioning
Respect the client’s rights and responsibilities

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Client must understand the

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Counseling process

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2 aspects

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Disclosure, Free Consent

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Free consent is

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Decision to engage in an activity without coercion or pressure

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Disclosure

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Release info the client needs to whether to start counseling

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Client has SoC in CP

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Sense of Control, Counseling process

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Underlying ethical principle

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Respect for autonomy

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RFA

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Don’t treat client like a child

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Legal Risks

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Failure to obtain/docu informed con
Failure to control dangerous client
Multiple rel
Misdiagnosis
Marked departure from established therapeutic practice
Practicing beyond scope of competency
Client abandonment
Repressed/false mems
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Purpose for clients

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Make autonomous voluntary decisions regarding participation
To be informed about therapy
Understand alternatives to therapy
U benef and risk to tratment/assess

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PAP code for incapable of informed con

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Consider person’s preferences/best interest
Obtain approp permission from a legally authorized person
Provide app expl
Seek indiv’s assent

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When consent is not permitted/required by law

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Take reasonable steps to protect individual’s rights and welfare

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If court ordered

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Inform client of nature of anticipated services ( if s is court ordered/mandated)
Limits of confi

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Appropriately document!!

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Written or oral

Consent, assent, permission

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PAP IC in therap

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Seek frely given, adequately ic for psychother
Respect client’s rights to commit or withdraw from therapy
Discuss rights and responsibilities in working relationship

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When providing techniques procedures not yet established

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Nature of treatment
Developing nature
Risks
Alternatives
Consent for volun parti
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When therapist is still undergoing training

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Discuss matter and assure adequate supervision will be provided

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Gather IC prior assessment EXCEPT

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Mandated by law
Implied such as in routine educational, institutional and organizational activity
Purpose of ass is to DETERMINE indiv’s decisional capacity

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When 3rd party interpreter is needed

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Confi and secu of test results must he ensured

Limitations of obtained data must be discussed in results conc recc

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Capacity for IC

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Client Cap
Voluntariness
Comprehension

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Client cap

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To make informed deci

21
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Comprehension

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Provide clear info and check client’s understanding

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Vness

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Client is consenting freely and are free to withdraw

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If substi consent not available

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Therapist must take reasonable steps to protect indiv’s rights and welfare

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On IC educ

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Encourage qs and provide opportunities to raise qs about tx, imcl expectations

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Sharing power w client

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Collaborative relationship

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Written IC provides

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Standardization of IC content
Ease of administering IC
Consistent docum of IC

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16 cl

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Voluntary particip
Limits of conf
Confi
Fees
Risk ass w tx
Insurance reimb
Cred
Cancellation polic
Affili w other prof
Supervisory rel
Ethical and professional gls
Contact perm
Disputes and complaints
C sig
Ther sig
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Therapist role

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Therapist orientation
Anticipated length of tx
Recognized tech and proced
Therap avail

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Brief expl of therapy type employed

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TO

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A recognized procedure has

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Empirical evidence documenting usefulness

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RT

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Desc alternative tx

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TA

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Desc limits of availab
Other emergency number
Provide office numbers and expectation of returned calls
Emergency numb

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VP

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Voluntarily agrees to tx, can teeminate w/o penalty

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Risks

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Impact CUrr rel
Imv psychiatric consultation
May not lead to IMPROV or desired res
Wmotionally painful

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Conf

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Provate, our legal duty to protect and safeguard

36
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Lim of C

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Abuse
Threat to kill or inj self
Others tarasoff  
Client signs release for 3rd party payer, if involved in litigation
Notes, records subject to subpoena
C, F , G work provide limits
Consultation w collgs
Under 18 
Disguised use of client material for teaching lurposes
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Fees

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Fees for serv

Collection

38
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Cred

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Educ
License
Status, superv if trainee

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CP

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Notice and fee req

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Superv rel

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Describe any superv rela

Superv na,e and cred

41
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Comtact perm

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Perm

Names numbers if fam and friends icoe

42
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Csig

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Agreement, opportuni to ask qs, satisfact answ

43
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Ther sig

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Diag and treatment plan with client

Assurance of mental capacity for consent

44
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Strategies for IC

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Client info brochure

C qs list

45
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2 IC apps

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More interactive non-written form

Permanent part of c’s record, accomp by docu

46
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In crisis

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Good clinical judg

Protect best interest and life

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Discomfort

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Sign to be tactful, compass, cautious

Temporary delay in pursuing fully IC

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Cs must be alert to non-v signs of confusion or resistance bc

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Reluctant to ask qs or disagree with cslor bc they r authority figs/experts

49
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On minors: closer to age of maturity

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More likely to exhibit comprehension

Ability to choose

50
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Dim Capac

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Go through consent proced w substi

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