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Unprofessional conduct definitions; behavioral health, A.R.S. § 32-3251
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“Definitions”
Arizona defines unprofessional conduct by a behavioral health professional as including, among other items, the commission of a felony, fraudulent or deceptive conduct, failing to maintain adequate client records, failing to allow the board of behavioral health examiners access to records, failing to honor a client’s request to share their records with another health professional, failing to comply with state and federal confidentiality laws, and failing to allow a client or their representative access to their records.
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