BEHV 5613 SELF-REPORTING EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

BEHV 5613 SELF-REPORTING EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS Self-Reporting Reporting violations of ethics code and incidents that could impact service delivery. Prevent harm Protecting consumers and clients from harm. Who should you report to BACB, Licensure boards, Funding sources, Agencies. When Within 30 days of the incident and learning of the incident. What do you report Violation of ethics code, investigation, charge, conviction, plea of no contest, sanction by healthcare orgs, third-party funders, professional associations, regulatory bodies, educational institutions, public health and safety-related fines or tickets, evidence of ethics code violation, involvement in a motor vehicle operation with a fine greater than $750, occurrence in the presence of a client. Requires reporting to Professional liability insurance provider, clients, third party, licensure board. Mental or physical condition impacting the delivery of service or harming the client Diagnosis, hospitalization, treatment supervision non-compliance. How Reference considerations for self-reporting document, notify required supervisor, review the self-report checklist, create a cover letter describing the incident, explaining documentation, future of situation, and actions taken. How to submit Use ethics self-reporting form, save autogenerated response. Possible outcomes Cleared with feedback, request more info, conditional clear, hold and wait for a follow-up from the ethics department. Who should report BCaBAs, BCaBA supervisors, RBTs, RBT supervisors, RBT requirements coordinators. Responsibility as a professional Being truthful, conforming with legal and professional requirements, accountability,