unit 2 Flashcards

(54 cards)

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2.0 Behavior analysts’ responsibility to

clients

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Operate in the best interest of the client

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Operate in the best interest of the client

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2.0 Behavior analysts’ responsibility to

clients

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2.01 Accepting Clients

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Only accept clients outside your area of

expertise after training & supervision

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Only accept clients outside your area of

expertise after training & supervision

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2.01 Accepting Clients

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2.02 Responsibility

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Create a hierarchy of responsibility to all
parties involved & advocate for the primary
(top) client

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Create a hierarchy of responsibility to all
parties involved & advocate for the primary
(top) client

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2.02 Responsibility

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2.03 Consultation

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Create consultations & cooperate with other

professionals in the best interest of the client

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Create consultations & cooperate with other

professionals in the best interest of the client

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2.03 Consultation

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2.04 Third-party involvement

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Clarify roles & services with all parties, keep
clients informed, resolve all conflicts in
client’s best interest

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Clarify roles & services with all parties, keep
clients informed, resolve all conflicts in
client’s best interest

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2.04 Third-party involvement

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2.05 Rights and prerogatives of clients

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Support clients’ rights, provide current
credentials, inform of right to complain,
obtain consent to record

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Support clients’ rights, provide current
credentials, inform of right to complain,
obtain consent to record

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2.05 Rights and prerogatives of clients

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2.06 Maintaining confidentiality

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Client information only discussed in

professional settings & with those involved

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Client information only discussed in

professional settings & with those involved

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2.06 Maintaining confidentiality

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2.07 Maintaining records

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Follow the Code & the law when storing &

disposing of client records

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Follow the Code & the law when storing &

disposing of client records

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2.07 Maintaining records

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2.08 Disclosures

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Only provide confidential client information

by consent or required by law

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Only provide confidential client information

by consent or required by law

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2.08 Disclosures

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2.09 Treatment/intervention efficacy

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Advocate for scientifically supported

treatments & necessary services

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Advocate for scientifically supported

treatments & necessary services

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2.09 Treatment/intervention efficacy

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2.10 Documenting Professional Work and

Research

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Document all work for later use or for use by

other professionals

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Document all work for later use or for use by

other professionals

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2.10 Documenting Professional Work and

Research

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2.11 Records and Data

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Retain records for at least 7 years & ensure

they are updated for possible transition

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Retain records for at least 7 years & ensure

they are updated for possible transition

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2.11 Records and Data

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2.12 Contacts, fees, and financial | arrangements
Signed contract of responsibilities of all parties (fees for services, billing arrangements, etc)
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Signed contract of responsibilities of all parties (fees for services, billing arrangements, etc)
2.12 Contacts, fees, and financial | arrangements
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Provide accurate information of services, | fees, service provider & relevant outcomes
2.13 Accuracy in billing reports
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2.13 Accuracy in billing reports
Provide accurate information of services, | fees, service provider & relevant outcomes
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2.14 Referrals and fees
Do not accept or give money for referrals & | provide referral options to clients
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Do not accept or give money for referrals & | provide referral options to clients
2.14 Referrals and fees
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2.15 Interrupting or discontinuing services
Plan for unexpected interruptions & assist | with transition of services
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Plan for unexpected interruptions & assist | with transition of services
2.15 Interrupting or discontinuing services
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Informed consent
Service recipient gives explicit permission | before any services are provided
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Service recipient gives explicit permission | before any services are provided
Informed consent
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3 elements of informed consent
Capacity Information Voluntariness
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Capacity Information Voluntariness
3 elements of informed consent
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Ability to express clear choice, make rational | decisions & acquire knowledge
Capacity
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Informed of procedures, benefits/risks & right | to withdraw consent
Information
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No coercion or duress in obtaining consent
Voluntariness
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The individual is the age of majority & has | not been identified as incompetent
Legal competence
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3 considerations for determining level of | formality of consent
Risk Irreversibility Intrusiveness
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3 levels of formality of consent
Implied Oral Written/recorded
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3.0 Assessing behavior
Only conduct assessments based on the | current research
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Only conduct assessments based on the | current research
3.0 Assessing behavior
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3.01 Behavior-analytic assessment
Select based on client needs/environmental variables & use for decision-making when creating BIP
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Select based on client needs/environmental variables & use for decision-making when creating BIP
3.01 Behavior-analytic assessment
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Seek medical assistance (from a physician) | for possible medical issue
3.02 Medical consultation
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3.02 Medical consultation
Seek medical assistance (from a physician) | for possible medical issue
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3.03 Behavior-analytic assessment | consent
Explain assessment fully & obtain written | consent to conduct
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Explain assessment fully & obtain written | consent to conduct
3.03 Behavior-analytic assessment | consent
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3.04 Explaining assessment results
Explain assessment results in every-day | language & avoid jargon
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Explain assessment results in every-day | language & avoid jargon
3.04 Explaining assessment results
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3.05 Consent-client records
Obtain written consent before giving & receiving client records for assessment purposes
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Obtain written consent before giving & receiving client records for assessment purposes
3.05 Consent-client records