Not a Client but Still Vulnerable: Ethical & Legal Responsibilities with Non-Clients

Robyn Simmons; Jama L. Davis; David Brown; Deborah A. Braboy; Yulanda Tyre

Not a Client but Still Vulnerable: Ethical & Legal Responsibilities with Non-Clients

Robyn Simmons, Jama L. Davis, David Brown, Deborah A. Braboy, Yulanda Tyre

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Abstract

All states have mandatory reporting of abuse of vulnerable populations for mental health professionals. However, the procedures are clear only when working with the client and having direct knowledge and information of the situation. This session will explore professional responsibilities with no direct knowledge of the situation or identifiable information

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State	Published - Aug 10 2019
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Name	Faculty Publications and Presentations

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