Breach of Confidentiality: When is it Permitted?
If there is imminent risk of serious harm or death to the client or others.
Examples of when this may be the case include:
- If a client threatens to harm themselves or others
- If a client is being abused or neglected
- If a client is unable to make decisions about their own safety
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