Author Question: In case you are involved in a malpractice suit, what should you do? a. Destroy or alter any files ... (Read 36 times)

daltonest1984 · **on:** Jul 30, 2018

In case you are involved in a malpractice suit, what should you do?

a. Destroy or alter any files that could incriminate you.
b. Discuss the case with as many people as possible to get ideas of what to do next.
c. Seek out the client who is suing you and attempt to change his or her mind.
d. Seek consultation with an attorney.
e. Continue the professional relationship with the client who is suing you, lest you be charged with abandonment.

Question 2

An effective termination process is critical in

a. increasing the likelihood that the client will return to therapy when, inevitably, their symptoms flare up again.
b. helping the client accept that they will never need therapeutic services in the future.
c. securing trust in the overall therapy process while minimizing the return of symptoms or feelings of exploitation.
d. deterring clients from initiating a lawsuit, which most clients do.