Confidentiality Quiz

1

Name the term that describes the following practice: No advocate/crisis counselor will be required to disclose any information shared between themselves and the survivor in any court or civil proceeding.

3

Please select each party who is an "okay 3rd party" to your conversations with a survivor, assuming that you have the survivors consent to speak freely in front of said party.

1

When speaking with a third-level advocate or the advocacy volunteer manager for the purpose of receiving support around the call, you may provide identifying factors and specifics about the nature of the call.

1

When sharing your experience as an advocate with your personal support network, you may NOT share identifying factors about the survivor and the nature of the assault.

1

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario.

The survivor expresses intent to commit suicide. Advocate does an assessment and believes in good faith that survivor intends to follow through with plan to engage in suicide.

1

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken in the following scenario.

The survivor waives his/her/their confidentiality by signing the waiver. Advocate goes over the implications of signing a waiver (e.g. RVA documents could be subpoenaed.)

1

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario.

Evidence of child abuse, such as physical abuse or neglect where advocate has necessary information to file DCFS report

1

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario.

Evidence of child sex abuse where the offender is in a position of authority or resides under the same roof as the survivor, e.g. teacher, priest, coach, step-parent. Advocate also has necessary information to file DCFS report.

1

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario.

Evidence of child sex abuse where the offender is not in a position of authority and does not reside under the same roof as the survivor. Advocate also has necessary information to file DCFS report.

1

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario.

Survivor expresses intent to harm others. Advocate does an assessment and believes in good faith that s/v intends to follow through with intent.

1

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario.

Suspected abuse of older person who is unable, due to dysfunction, to report for themselves. Advocate also has enough information to make a report.

1

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario.

Suspected abuse of older person who is able, but unwilling, to report the abuse for themselves. Advocate also has enough information to make a report.

1

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario.

Law enforcement requests information provided to the advocate by the survivor in order to aid in investigation.

This quiz will test your knowledge around the confidentiality requirements of a sexual assault advocate in the state of Illinois. This quiz is for use by Rape Victim Advocates volunteer advocates only.

Confidentiality Quiz

Name the term that describes the following practice: No advocate/crisis counselor will be required to disclose any information shared between themselves and the survivor in any court or civil proceeding.

Please select each party who is an "okay 3rd party" to your conversations with a survivor, assuming that you have the survivors consent to speak freely in front of said party.

When speaking with a third-level advocate or the advocacy volunteer manager for the purpose of receiving support around the call, you may provide identifying factors and specifics about the nature of the call.

When sharing your experience as an advocate with your personal support network, you may NOT share identifying factors about the survivor and the nature of the assault.

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario. The survivor expresses intent to commit suicide. Advocate does an assessment and believes in good faith that survivor intends to follow through with plan to engage in suicide.

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken in the following scenario. The survivor waives his/her/their confidentiality by signing the waiver. Advocate goes over the implications of signing a waiver (e.g. RVA documents could be subpoenaed.)

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario. Evidence of child abuse, such as physical abuse or neglect where advocate has necessary information to file DCFS report

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario. Evidence of child sex abuse where the offender is not in a position of authority and does not reside under the same roof as the survivor. Advocate also has necessary information to file DCFS report.

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario. Survivor expresses intent to harm others. Advocate does an assessment and believes in good faith that s/v intends to follow through with intent.

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario. Suspected abuse of older person who is unable, due to dysfunction, to report for themselves. Advocate also has enough information to make a report.

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario. Suspected abuse of older person who is able, but unwilling, to report the abuse for themselves. Advocate also has enough information to make a report.

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario. Law enforcement requests information provided to the advocate by the survivor in order to aid in investigation.

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario.

The survivor expresses intent to commit suicide. Advocate does an assessment and believes in good faith that survivor intends to follow through with plan to engage in suicide.

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken in the following scenario.

The survivor waives his/her/their confidentiality by signing the waiver. Advocate goes over the implications of signing a waiver (e.g. RVA documents could be subpoenaed.)

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario.

Evidence of child abuse, such as physical abuse or neglect where advocate has necessary information to file DCFS report

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario.

Evidence of child sex abuse where the offender is not in a position of authority and does not reside under the same roof as the survivor. Advocate also has necessary information to file DCFS report.

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario.

Survivor expresses intent to harm others. Advocate does an assessment and believes in good faith that s/v intends to follow through with intent.

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario.

Suspected abuse of older person who is unable, due to dysfunction, to report for themselves. Advocate also has enough information to make a report.

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario.

Suspected abuse of older person who is able, but unwilling, to report the abuse for themselves. Advocate also has enough information to make a report.

Indicate whether an advocate's confidentiality must be broken the following scenario.

Law enforcement requests information provided to the advocate by the survivor in order to aid in investigation.