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Documentation and Record Keeping Flashcards

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  1. Which of the following circumstances requires a BHT to break confidentiality?

    Answer: A client discloses a plan to harm a specific person

    Duty to warn requires clinicians to break confidentiality when a client makes a credible threat of serious harm to an identifiable third party.

  2. In electronic health records (EHR), what does an 'audit trail' provide?

    Answer: A log of who accessed, modified, or viewed a record and when

    An audit trail in an EHR automatically tracks all access and changes to a record, supporting accountability and HIPAA compliance.

  3. Which of the following is NOT an appropriate reason to access a client's behavioral health record?

    Answer: To satisfy personal curiosity about the client's history

    Accessing records out of personal curiosity, without a clinical need, is a HIPAA violation and an ethical breach known as 'snooping.'

  4. When documenting a client's progress toward treatment goals, BHTs should use language that is:

    Answer: Specific, behavioral, and measurable to reflect actual progress

    Effective treatment progress documentation must be specific, behavioral, and measurable to accurately reflect the client's status and support ongoing care decisions.

  5. A client's release of information form expires. What should a BHT do before sharing records with a third party?

    Answer: Obtain a new, valid release of information form signed by the client

    Releases of information have expiration dates; once expired, a new signed release must be obtained before any protected health information is shared.

  6. Which of the following best defines 'minimum necessary standard' under HIPAA?

    Answer: Only disclose the minimum amount of PHI needed to accomplish the intended purpose

    The minimum necessary standard requires that only the least amount of PHI needed for a specific purpose be used or disclosed, protecting client privacy.

  7. Which section of a DAP progress note contains the clinician's interpretation of the client's status?

    Answer: Assessment

    In DAP notes, the Assessment section contains the clinician's professional interpretation or analysis of the information recorded in the Data section.