This workshop will offer an in-depth exploration of the federal regulations governing the confidentiality of substance use disorder treatment records. Designed for professionals in the substance abuse and mental health fields, this course will clarify the intricacies of 42 CFR Part 2, emphasizing its practical application in clinical settings. Participants will engage with real-world scenarios to understand consent requirements, exceptions, and the legal and ethical considerations unique to substance abuse and mental health services. Through interactive discussions and case studies, attendees will learn strategies for ensuring compliance while upholding the highest ethical standards in client care. This workshop is essential for any professional seeking to navigate the challenges of confidentiality in treatment effectively.
The information provided will stress the importance of maintaining strict confidentiality when dealing with substance abuse and mental health information, as mandated by 42 CFR Part 2. This includes limitations on disclosure and the need for informed consent. The content will emphasize the ethical obligation of professionals to obtain informed consent from clients before disclosing any information about their substance abuse or mental health treatment. Lastly, the presentation will stress the importance of upholding professional integrity by adhering to legal and ethical guidelines, being transparent in practice, and seeking supervision or consultation when faced with ethical dilemmas.
For moren information:
Joi Plain, LCSW - Director of Training and Professional Development Capital Area Human Services District Email: joi.plain@la.gov OR cahstraining@la.gov Wk Cell: 225.678.6215 ~ Ofc.: 225.964.5280 ext. 1101
Approved for 3.0 CE clock hours in Ethics; No NBCC credits available for this workshop.
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