Confidentiality

CONFIDENTIALITY The Unique Challenges Of Privacy and Confidentiality with HIV/Aids Related Medical Conditions Abstract In this study we try to explore the concept of “Challenges of Privacy and Confidentiality with HIV/Aids Related Medical Conditions” in a holistic context. The main focus of the research is on “the concepts of HIV/Aids Related Medical Conditions” ...

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Interview

INTERVIEW Interview a Licensed Professional Psychologist Interview a Licensed Professional Psychologist How are Records Protected or Kept? The psychologist cannot keep records or records under its control as requested and are essential for the treatment of a patient or client for lack of payment, except where the law so provides (Thomas & ...

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Quality Of Sources

QUALITY OF SOURCES Evaluation of the quality of sources Evaluation of the quality of sources “Murphy, (2009), (Vol. 90), “The Relevance of Responsibility to Ethical Business Decisions,” Journal of Business Ethics, Dordrecht, Pp. 245” Evaluation The Author is a reputable figure in the field of marketing and business ethics, making his work authentic. Keeping ...

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Psychotherapists

PSYCHOTHERAPISTS Psychotherapists Psychotherapists Values Related to the Helping Profession Introduction Psychotherapy is concern with any form of therapeutic interaction or treatment contracted between a trained professional, and patient. This patient can be a family, couple or a group. The natures of the problems that addressed are psychological. It focused on helping individuals cure ...

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Ethics

ETHICS Introduction to Professional Ethics Table of Contents Ethical codes1 Difference between law and ethics2 Steps in ethical decision making2 APA ethics code and the addictions counseling3 Unethical behavior of colleagues4 References5 Introduction to Professional Ethics Ethical codes Code of ethics provides guidelines for the mental health practitioners. They meant to promote the welfare of consumers and provide a ...

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Annotated Bibliography

ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY Annotated Bibliography Annotated Bibliography Kenneth, P. “A practical approach to Boundaries in Psychotherapy”, Journal of Making Decisions The article relates to psychotherapy. It discusses the enrichment of psychotherapy through Nonsexual boundary crossings. Another article suggests that Nonsexual boundary crossings serve as the treatment plan, makes the working relationship amongst therapist and ...

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Ethical Issues

ETHICAL ISSUES Ethical Issues Concerning Multicultural and Diverse Populations Abstract In this study we try to explore the concept of “Ethical Issues Concerning Multicultural and Diverse Populations” in a holistic context. The main focus of the research is on “the concepts of Multiculturalism” and its relation with “Canadian Society”. The research also ...

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Response Paper

RESPONSE PAPER The Counselor as a Person and as a Professional The Counselor as a Person and as a Professional Introduction In a therapeutic relationship, the role of a counselor as a helping professional is a critical issue. Our job as a counselor is to ask clients to evaluate themselves honestly, and find ...

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Ethics And Consequentialism

ETHICS AND CONSEQUENTIALISM Business Ethics and Consequentialism Business Ethics and Consequentialism II For centuries or since the inception of Earth and mankind, people have been born or at least compelled to follow ethics, thereby making it a crucial form of life. Be it be people coming from royal dynasties like the ...

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Business Ethics

Business Ethics Business Ethics Business ethics: a helpful hybrid in search of integrity. This article is scholarly since it has been taken from the Journal of Business Ethics. One important characteristic of scholarly articles is that they are first reviewed by a tea of professionals and then published in the journal. If this ...

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