Sally supports a client at school each morning. One day a teacher approaches her and says she is so impressed with how Sally works with the client and is curious about the work the client does in the home setting. Sally tells the teacher all about the client's home program. What ethical guideline has Sally potentially violated in this situation?

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Collin Noble

Social Studies

9 June, 17:58

Sally supports a client at school each morning. One day a teacher approaches her and says she is so impressed with how Sally works with the client and is curious about the work the client does in the home setting. Sally tells the teacher all about the client's home program. What ethical guideline has Sally potentially violated in this situation?

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Grant Campos · Answer 1

Answer:Disclosure of private client information without proper consent

Explanation:

When a client confide in you and share all his or her personal stuff, all that information need to stay between you and the client and no third party should know about this information. This can only be done if the client gives a consent that indicate clearly that they are fine with the sharing of this information.