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What does “confidentiality” mean and what is the confidentiality principle?

What does “confidentiality” mean and what is the confidentiality principle?

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Confidentiality refers to a set of rules or agreements that places restrictions on sharing certain types of protected information. Confidentiality, as an ethical principle in research and clinical settings, requires that information shared by a participant client with a researcher or therapist is well-protected or not shared with others.

Hayet Jeridi answered 2 years ago
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