N.J. Admin. Code § 13:34-18.2 - Use of personal or other computer to prepare client records
(a) A licensee
who prepares a client record maintained solely on a personal or other computer
shall use a write-protected program which:
1.
Contains an internal permanently activated date and time recordation for all
entries;
2. Automatically prepares
a back-up copy of the file; and
3.
Is designed in such manner that, after the licensee "signs" by means of a
confidential personal code ("CPC"), the entry cannot be changed in any
manner.
(b)
Notwithstanding the permanent status of a prior entry, the licensee may make a
new entry at any time and may indicate correction to a prior entry.
(c) The licensee shall include in the client
record at least two forms of identification; for example, name and record
number or any other specific identifying information.
(d) The licensee shall finalize or "sign" the
entry by means of a CPC. Where more than one individual is authorized to make
entries into the computer file of any client record, the licensee responsible
for the practice shall assure that each person obtains a CPC and uses the
program in the same manner.
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