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Tag Archives: Confidentiality
Confidentiality – Seeking Patient Referrals via Social Media
Avoiding Liability Bulletin - January 2019 Suppose that a mental health practitioner is active on a popular social media site...
Richard Leslie January 2, 2019A Brief Review of Some Duties and Requirements
Avoiding Liability Bulletin - November 2018 What are the various duties or obligations of a licensed mental health practitioner? Are...
Richard Leslie November 1, 2018Mandatory Reporting, Confidentiality When Communicating With Other Health Care Professionals and Access to Records vs. Subpoena for Records
Avoiding Liability Bulletin - March 2018 MANDATORY REPORTING – DIFFERENT KINDS Most licensed mental health practitioners are aware of their...
Richard Leslie March 1, 2018Brief Reminders / Questions For New Year
Avoiding Liability Bulletin - January 2017 Advocacy: Do you consider yourself to be an advocate for your clients? Is advocacy a...
Richard Leslie January 5, 2017Confidentiality – Disclosures to Patient
Avoiding Liability Bulletin - October 2016 Below you will find topics that I have written about in prior issues of...
Richard Leslie October 3, 2016Transparency Without Overexposure, Boundaries Without Remoteness
We therapists are paid to be nosey—in a professional way, of course. We get to ask strangers we’ve just met...
Guest Author July 22, 2016