BEHP 5014 Unit 2
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| 1.05 Professional and Scientific Relationships | Provide services only in defined; professional/scientific role, use jargon-free language to clients; Obtain training, experience, consultation if there is background difference; do not engage in discrimination or harassment; keep personal issues at home
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| 1.06 Dual Relationships and Conflicts of Interest | Sensitivity to potential harmful effects of dual relationships, refrain from relationships likely to impair objectivity, attempt to result dual relationship w/ max compliance to guidelines
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| 1.07 Exploitative Relationships | Do not exploit supervisees, do not engage in sexual relationships with clients or supervisees, do not engage in bartering w/ clients
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| 2.0 The Behavior Analyst's Responsibility to Clients | The behavior analyst has a primary responsibility to operate in best interest of clients
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| 2.01 Definition of Client | All parties affected by services
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| 2.02 Accepting Clients | Accept clients whose behavioral problems commensurate w/ own credentials or those of who are consulting you
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| 2.03 Responsibility | The behavior analyst responsibility is to all parties affected by services
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| 2.04 Consultation | Arrange for appropriate consultation based on best interest of client, cooperate w/ other professionals in best interest of client
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| 2.05 Third-Party Requests for Services | Clarify nature of relationship with each party (including role of BA, probable use of services provide or info obtained, limits to confidentiality), inform all parties involved of arising conflicting roles
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| 2.06 Rights and Prerogatives of Clients | Supports individual rights under the law, provide current set of credentials to client, consent for electronic recording, inform about complaint procedures, comply with criminal background checks
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| 2.07 Maintaining Confidentiality | Respect confidentiality; unless not feasible or contraindicated, clients have right to confidentiality; include only relevant info in written and oral reports; disclose client info only to persons concerned with such manners
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| 2.08 Maintaining Records | Maintain appropriate confidentiality with records and destroy records in accordance w/ law
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| 2.09 Disclosures | Disclose confidential info w/o consent only if mandated by law or where permitted by law (obtain services, obtain consultation, protect clients from harm, obtain payment); disclose confidential info w/ consent unless prohibited by law
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| 2.10 Treatment Efficacy | Recommend scientifically supported treatment, clients have right to research-based treatment, review and appraisal of likely effects of alternate/no intervention; consider efficiency, cost, risks, side effects, client preference when selecting treatment
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| 2.11 Documenting Professional and Scientific Work | Appropriately document professional and scientific work to ensure accountability, maintenance of detail and quality of records if they will be used in legal proceedings, obtain and document IRB/HRC approval
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| 2.12 Records and Data | Dispose of records/data in manner that permits compliance with Guidelines
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| 2.13 Fees, Financial Arrangements, and Terms of Consultation | Reach agreement on compensation as early as possible, do not misinterpret fees, provide in writing terms of services
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| 2.14 Accuracy in Reports to Those Who Pay for Services | Accurately state nature of research/services, fees, identity of provider, the findings, and other descriptive data
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| 2.15 Referrals and Fees | Disclose referrals to clients
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