Quiz HGKM

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What is the HGKM step-by-step plan?

1. A step-by-step plan stating that you must report if you see or hear signals.
2. A step-by-step plan for establishing HGKM reporting rights.
3. The step-by-step plan supports the professional in the decision to report HGKM or not.
4. A step-by-step plan to prevent or stop child abuse.

What is the purpose of the step-by-step plan?

1. The step-by-step plan prevents domestic violence.
2. The step-by-step plan supports professionals in acting in the event of signs of domestic violence.
3. The step-by-step plan provides information about forms of domestic violence.
4. The step-by-step plan identifies and says how to act in the event of domestic violence.

Which forms of domestic violence fall under the step-by-step plan?

1. Partner violence, child abuse, elder abuse, honor-related violence and female circumcision.
2. Partner violence, child abuse, elder abuse, fraud and female circumcision.
3. Partner violence, child abuse, violence between clients, elder abuse, and honor-related violence.
4. Neighbor quarrels, child abuse, elder abuse, honor-related violence and female circumcision.

What is the HGKM legal guide?

1. The legal guide is a book about the legislation at HGKM
2. The legal guide is only important if you are dealing with professional secrecy.
3. The HGKM legal guide is the legislation that protects privacy at HGKM
4. A guide written to help professionals, within what is legally possible and permitted, to act carefully in the event of HGKM signals.

What is step 1 of the step-by-step plan?

1. What is step 1 of the step-by-step plan?
2. Consultation with expert professional(s) and/or Safe at Home.
3. Map signals.
4. Weigh the risks or violence and decide on reporting and providing assistance.

What is the consent requirement?

1. That as a professional you need consent to talk about someone.
2. That adults must always give consent if you want to share your concerns at HGKM.
3. When a professional requires specific consent from his client for the purpose of sharing information on a legal basis.
4. That you must always ask consent for sharing Information when you are 12 years old and older.

What is step 2?

1. Map signals.
2. Talk to the person(s) involved and/or the young person.
3. Ask advice from an expert professional or advise & reporting point.
4. Weigh the risks or violence and decide on reporting and providing assistance.

Which statement about sharing information is correct?

1. Up to and including the age of 15, education must share crucial information with parents, permission from the youth is not required. But if you fall under the aid and care laws, you must ask permission from the age of 12.
2. Parents must always give permission if you want to share information about their child.
3. You can always discuss a case anonymously, as long as you don't mention the name of the person.
4. If you don't get permission and you're still concerned, you should still report and share the information you have.

Welke uitspraak klopt voor het delen van info bij gedwongen hulp?

1. Je mag altijd informatie delen met de gezinsvoogd
2. Je mag altijd informatie delen met de voogd
3. Er is geen specifieke wetgeving voor het delen van informatie bij gedwongen hulp.
4. Je mag altijd informatie delen met de voogdijraad

Welke beroepsgroepen hebben toestemming nodig bij delen van info

1. Medische hulpverleners, Maatschappelijk werkers, pedagogen en psychologen, GGZ, Voogdijraad, jeugdhulpverleners, CJG
2. Medische hulpverleners, onderwijs, leerplicht, politie, maatschappelijk werkers, reclassering, GGZ, verslavingszorg, psychologen en pedagogen
3. Medische hulpverleners, onderwijs, maatschappelijk werkers, reclassering, GGZ, verslavingszorg, jeugdhulpverleners, CJG, psychologen en pedagogen.
4. Medische hulpverleners, leerplicht, maatschappelijk werkers, reclassering, GGZ, verslavingszorg, jeugdhulpverleners, psychologen en pedagogen

What is conflict of duties?

1. That you come into conflict with your help if you report child abuse or domestic violence.
2. If you find yourself in a situation where your duty to remain silent conflicts with your duty/interest to speak.
3. That every citizen has the duty to report criminal offenses even if this causes conflicts
4. That you are obliged to report child abuse, and this may conflict with your professional secrecy.

What do you do at step 4?

1. Consider whether you want to report child abuse
2. Refer the family to help if open to help.
3. Notify the family that you are going to make a report.
4. Ask for consent if you need legal consent.