Informed Consent

Question 0

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

Question 1

Client must understand the

Answer 1

Counseling process

Question 2

2 aspects

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Disclosure, Free Consent

Question 3

Free consent is

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Decision to engage in an activity without coercion or pressure

Question 4

Disclosure

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Release info the client needs to whether to start counseling

Question 5

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

Question 7

RFA

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Don’t treat client like a child

Question 8

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

Question 9

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

Question 10

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

Question 11

When consent is not permitted/required by law

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Take reasonable steps to protect individual’s rights and welfare

Question 12

If court ordered

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

Question 13

Appropriately document!!

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Written or oral

Consent, assent, permission

Question 14

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

Question 15

When providing techniques procedures not yet established

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Nature of treatment
Developing nature
Risks
Alternatives
Consent for volun parti

Question 16

When therapist is still undergoing training

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Discuss matter and assure adequate supervision will be provided

Question 17

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

Question 18

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

Question 19

Capacity for IC

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Client Cap
Voluntariness
Comprehension

Question 20

Client cap

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To make informed deci

Question 21

Comprehension

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Provide clear info and check client’s understanding

Question 22

Vness

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Client is consenting freely and are free to withdraw

Question 23

If substi consent not available

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

Question 24

On IC educ

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

Question 25

Sharing power w client

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Collaborative relationship

Question 26

Written IC provides

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

Question 27

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 ```

Question 28

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

Question 32

TA

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

Question 33

VP

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Voluntarily agrees to tx, can teeminate w/o penalty

Question 34

Risks

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

Question 35

Conf

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Provate, our legal duty to protect and safeguard

Question 36

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 ```

Question 37

Fees

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Fees for serv | Collection

Question 38

Cred

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Educ License Status, superv if trainee

Question 39

CP

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Notice and fee req

Question 40

Superv rel

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Describe any superv rela | Superv na,e and cred

Question 41

Comtact perm

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Perm | Names numbers if fam and friends icoe

Question 42

Csig

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Agreement, opportuni to ask qs, satisfact answ

Question 43

Ther sig

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Diag and treatment plan with client | Assurance of mental capacity for consent

Question 44

Strategies for IC

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Client info brochure | C qs list

Question 45

2 IC apps

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More interactive non-written form | Permanent part of c's record, accomp by docu

Question 46

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

Question 49

On minors: closer to age of maturity

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More likely to exhibit comprehension | Ability to choose

Question 50

Dim Capac

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Go through consent proced w substi