*Relias - Client/Patient Rights

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A document that describes a person's wishes, choices, and preferences regarding...

An advance directive

Clients have a right to a treatment and supports environment that includes all of the following except:

Efficient

True or False: Clients give up certain constitutional and civil rights when they receive behavioral health services.

False

If staff gives a client medication to manage their behavior when it is not a standard treatment or dosage for the client's condition, this violates the client's right to:

Freedom from chemical restraint

If a therapist failed to respond to a phone message from a client saying he was thinking of hurting himself...

Freedom from neglect

The three categories of rights are:

Freedom/liberties, entitlements, and protections

An inalienable right is:

A right that can never be limited or restricted

An act or failure to act by an employee providing services that causes, or could cause physical injury, pain...

Abuse

The five essential elements of the informed consent process are:

Authority to consent, information and Knowledge, Understanding, Voluntariness, Documentation

Justice is based on:

Impartiality and fairness based on the rule of law

A process for planning and supoorting a client that focuses on the client's strengths...

Person-Centered Planning

Clients can perform labor that contributes to the operation or maintenance of a facility or program if:

The labor is voluntary and the client is paid in accordance with federal and state labor laws

True or False: Legal rights can be freely exercised, are enforceable, and include remedies for violations.

True

True or False: The individualized written treatment or service plan creates standards of care that staff must...

True

Respect means:

Unconditional positive regard for another individual's dignity


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