Midterm Flashcards

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“Is the right of a person to choose what others may know about them and under what circumstances”
Individually defined
What you get and what you give must be equal

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Privacy

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  • is the ethical responsibility required of all national counseling organizations and some licensing boards that nothing disclosed within the counseling session will be revealed to another person without the client’s expressed consent.” Do not use interchangeably with privileged communication and privacy.
  • a patient’s identifiable medical information may not be disclosed by the patient’s health care provider, health care service plan or contractor, without the patient’s authorization. (Civ. Code § 56.10).
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Confidentiality

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Physical safety of the private information collected
It is measures that organizations implement to protect info and systems
Maintains the confidentiality of info
Ensure the integrity and availability of that info
Organization’s ability to keep its promises of confidentiality
Password protected for electronic notes

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Security

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Do you have to break confidentiality for court ordered information ?

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By a court pursuant to an order of that court. Court orders are typically signed by judges having jurisdiction over the proceeding.
You must disclose information!

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Do you have to break confidentiality for a subpoena?

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By a party to a proceeding before a court or administrative agency pursuant to a subpoena, subpoena duces tecum, notice to appear before the court, or any provision authorizing discovery in a proceeding before a court or administrative agency. However, the patient must be given an opportunity to object. If he or she does object, the Mental Health Professional should do nothing further until the dispute is resolved by the court. It the patient fails to respond at all, the Mental Health Professional must assert the Patient-Psychotherapist Privilege on the patient’s behalf and produce no records until the matter is resolved.

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Types of Child Sexual Abuse

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  • Physical
  • Sexual
  • Neglect
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When do you report child abuse?

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Call ASAP file a report within 36 hours including weekends

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Types of Elder Abuse

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Physical Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Neglect
Abandonment (granny dumping)
Financial Abuse
Isolation
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When do you report elder abuse?

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Call ASAP file written report within 2 WORKING days weekends not included

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Only one right way; everyone is the same
If the law says so it’s TRUE!
(ethnocentrism: using one’s own culture as bases)
Only one fundamental truth

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Absolutivism

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Wrong/Right
What is right is relative to what you are- Culture?
Embraces more than one truth exists in determination of human behavior

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Relativism

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people have different moral beliefs which affect how they behave and define a problem

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Descriptive Relativism

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each culture belief if right within that culture

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Normative Relativism

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The right intention is more important than the outcome
Ex. I spank you because I love you.
Always a mindfulness of realization that some aspect of reality exist

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Intentionalism

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Ethics judged by consequence
If I don’t get caught it’s okay
If I serve the greater good then it is ethical; Justify means!

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Consequentialism/ Utilitarianism

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all human being have to right to make decisions and act on them independently. Embedded in all codes of ethics. The most valued culture trait (INFORMED CONSENT)

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Autonomy

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must actively attempt to benefit another in a positive manner. Promotion of well-being (PROMOTE CLIENTS’ WELL BEING)

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Beneficence

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must avoid causing harm to another

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Nonmaleficence

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everyone is treated fairly, equals treated as equals, unequals treated in a way that benefits them

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Justice

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commitment to keep promises, uphold truth, and maintain loyalty.

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Fidelity

21
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Why do we need a code of ethics?

Does Sally Really Get Salads Daily?

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OUR protection
Define basic principles that “ought” to guide professional activities
Provides a position on Standard of practice in order to help in deciding how to act when conflict arises.
Clarifies professional Responsibility to client and society
Protects professionals from dealing with potential dangers from Government, the public, and themselves
Gives society some guarantee that professionals will do the best in their interest
Professionals grounds for safeguarding their freedom and integrity

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Function of informed consent?

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Follows principle of Autonomy
Self-determination; client decides what they want!
Help establish therapeutic relationship
BOTH legal & ethical issue!
California requires you to disclose how much you CHARGE $$$
Include limits of confidentiality
Ethically: we have to inform them ASAP because they have to decide if they want to continue with therapy.

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4 exceptions in reporting elder abuse

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  • Elder or dependent tells you about abuse
  • Elder has dementia or other mental illness
  • Mandated reporter does not believe abuse existed
  • No Evidence
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Functions of Code of Ethics

Does Sally Really Get Salads Daily?

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Define Basic Principles
Standards of Practice
Responsibility to clients and society
Give or Guarantee (Give society a guarantee)
Safeguard professionals freedom and integrity
Dealing with Dangers from gov., profs, and public

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Using ones own culture as the base of judging other culture

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Ethnocentrism

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behavior is what produces the most utility

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utilitarianism