Discussion for chapter 4:Instructions After reading Chapter 4 entirely, please respond to the questions below. A) Define informed consent, mandated clients, confidentiality, duty to warn and duty to...

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Discussion for chapter 4:Instructions
After reading Chapter 4 entirely, please respond to the questions below.


A) Define informed consent, mandated clients, confidentiality, duty to warn and duty to protect laws and discuss the impact of policies and legislation on the helping professions and clients they serve?










B) How might a lack of cultural competence be harmful to an African American or Native American family involved in the child welfare system? In what ways might the contentious history between certain populations and the child welfare system influence current trends and attitudes among members of those populations today?










C) Describe the various aspects of generalist practice, comparing and contrasting generalist and specialty practice. Why is generalist practice important?










D) Telemental health is the practice of delivering clinical health care services via technology assisted media or other electronic means between a practitioner and a client who are located in two different locations. Treatment is considered to take place where the client is. With telemental health, social workers must make sure they are practicing legally and ethically; following state licensure regulations; and adhering to state and federal practice guidelines and payer contract agreements.
What are your thoughts about the informed consent form listed in the attached below for social work telemental health sessions:
click:
https://www.socialworkers.org/About/Legal/HIPAA-Help-For-Social-Workers/Telemental-Health
Part 2: discussion for chapter 8:
1) After reading chapter 8 and viewing the videos below, what are your thoughts with the history of mental illness, the perceptions and treatment? What changed and what stayed the same?
2) If you worked on a "macro level" within Human Services; what are some changes you would try to implement to assist this population now?




Videos to watch: (Warning very sensitive content)
Click here for video:
https://youtu.be/5lDcAM-xH0k
https://youtu.be/oswUssXzFlY
https://youtu.be/LF7JHycqLRc
https://youtu.be/N8e5ux9wPvA
https://youtu.be/rh4n4W2k7qo
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Answer To: Discussion for chapter 4:Instructions After reading Chapter 4 entirely, please respond to the...

Sayani answered on Jul 09 2021
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Discussion Part 1
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Informed consent is a process of getting permission before starting up the healthcare or medical intervention on a person to conduct a form of research related to person’s history and background. Through this specific process, a healthcare provider educates themselves about the patient’s risk, benefits and other health details before conducting treatment.
Confidentiality is the right of an individual where their personal medical information is kept private. Such confidential and sensitive information should be kept between the medical health provider and the patient or any health insurance company. As per chapter 4, according to the NOHS (2015), before starting and building any formal relationship with a client or a patient, the health providers must accept with the goals, purpose and nature of the helping relationship at any time they choose.
Human service practitioners often have mandated clients on their case history and these clients requires some legal procedures to seek mental health treatment. Therefore, when these clients pose a danger to themselves, a counselor has to perform a duty to warn as well as a duty to perform job. The “duty to warn” refers to counsellor’s obligation to warn the identified victim or the client. On the other hand, “the duty to protect” refers to the counsellor’s duty to reveal confidential client information.
As stated by Moore and Frye, according to the Federal legislation, called the HIPAA Privacy rule (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996), has proved to keep the identifiable medical and mental health...
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