Ariz. Admin. Code § R4-6-1101 - Consent for Treatment
A licensee shall:
1.
Provide treatment to a client only in the context of a professional
relationship based on informed consent for treatment;
2. Document in writing for each client the
following elements of informed consent for treatment:
a. Purpose of treatment;
b. General procedures to be used in
treatment, including benefits, limitations, and potential risks;
c. The client's right to have the client's
records and all information regarding the client kept confidential and an
explanation of the limitations on confidentiality;
d. Notification of the licensee's supervision
or involvement with a treatment team of professionals;
e. Methods for the client to obtain
information about the client's records;
f. The client's right to participate in
treatment decisions and in the development and periodic review and revision of
the client's treatment plan;
g. The
client's right to refuse any recommended treatment or to withdraw consent to
treatment and to be advised of the consequences of refusal or withdrawal;
and
h. The client's right to be
informed of all fees that the client is required to pay and the licensee's
refund and collection policies and procedures; and
3. Obtain a dated and signed informed consent
for treatment from a client or the client's legal representative before
providing treatment to the client and when a change occurs in an element listed
in subsection (2) that might affect the client's consent for
treatment;
4. Obtain a dated and
signed informed consent for treatment from a client or the client's legal
representative before audio or video taping the client or permitting a third
party to observe treatment provided to the client.; and
5. Include a dated signature from an
authorized representative of the behavioral health entity.
Notes
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