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Are you mandated to report narcotics abuse? Does this interfere with HIPPA guidlines? |
I know the regulations are different from state to state, but if you have any information, it would be appreciated. I live in Kansas. Thanks. Under what context? If you are in fact the clinician you claim to be you should have access to legal aide and ethical guidelines. |
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