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Why Forensic Records Are No Longer “Owned” By the Referral Source: Patient Access and Disclosure of Forensic Records in Florida

21st March, 2012

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IPT Journal - "Are Lawyers Different? — Professional Resistance, Mandated Child Abuse Reporting and the Duty of Confidentiality"

IPT Journal - "Are Lawyers Different? — Professional Resistance, Mandated Child Abuse Reporting and the Duty of Confidentiality"

Privacy, confidentiality, and privilege in psychotherapeutic relationships.

Provision of confidentiality information and its relation to child abuse reporting.

Provision of confidentiality information and its relation to child abuse reporting.

5th January, 2012

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Confidentiality in Psychiatry: A Study of the Patient's View

28th December, 2011

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just submitted an article 'why forensic records are no longer owned by the referral source' to the Florida Psychologist

17th November, 2011

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19th July, 2011

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18th July, 2011

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17th July, 2011

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13th July, 2011

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Does the HIPAA Privacy Rule allow parents the right to see their children’s medical records?

How can family members of a deceased individual obtain the deceased individual's protected health information that is relevant to their own health care?

When an individual reaches the age of majority or becomes emancipated, who controls the protected health information concerning health care services rendered while the individual was an unemancipated minor?

27th June, 2011

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Duty to warn versus duty to protect confidentiality: Ethical and legal considerations relative to individuals with AIDS/HIV.

The American Psychological Association's revised “record keeping guidelines”: Implications for the practitioner.

Strategies for Private Practitioners Coping With Subpoenas or Compelled Testimony for Client Records or Test Data

Review of <xh:i>Confidentiality for mental health professionals</xh:i>.

25th June, 2011

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24th June, 2011

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These group consists of journal articles, book chapters, web pages, case law, statutes, working papers, and reports. The subject area includes HIPAA, HIPAA preemption analysis, informed consent, confidentiality, legal privilege, releasing confidential information, authorizations, disclosure, breaches of confidentiality, waiver of privilege, and ethics. It is primarily in regards to psychologists and other mental health professionals, but it would be equally applicable to other health professions.

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