What are some strategies I could use to ensure confidentiality in a treatment group for individuals living with HIV/AIDS. How does informed consent address confidentiality in a group setting. How does confidentiality in a group differ from confidentiality in individual counseling?
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It is ethical concerned to maintain confidentiality and anomity. We should not write anything regardingt particpent that reader can trace and understand who actually participate. Researcher never disclose personal information of participants. May be researcher needs lots of information regarding individual living with HiV but he should not openly discuss with anybody or never mention address. Researcher should take signed consignment letter from participant and in letter he will assure that he promised not to disclose any information regarding participant with anybody. We should provide treatment in such place where nobody can follow. It should be safe and secured place. We Should not maintaining the name of participants and need to modifications and disguise of some aspects.
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There should safe and secured environment where everybody can feel free and create reliable atomsphere . confidentiality should maintain in group through discussion and understand of each problem . While people understand each priority then never let down to anybody. In group , understanding and realiblity can only helps to maintain confidentiality. Besides ,
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in individual , we are take consent addresses in individual and confidential place. But in a group we take consent with all the member into one statement . In individual concent address , each individual differently signed in letter but in group all members signed in one statement where all the people promise to cooperate each other.
What are some strategies I could use to ensure confidentiality in a treatment group for individuals...
Research and watch a video or read an article on the Tuskegee experiment. Most people's initial reaction to the Tuskegee experiment is to ask how it could have happened? What do you think? Given today's laws of informed consent, could it happen again? Why do you feel that way? How does the Tuskegee study differ from today's research studies for HIV and AIDS?
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