Confidentiality Waiver

If you are asked to provide confirmation that a person has or is attending for treatment; or requested to provide information about the symptoms or treatment of a patient to a third party, you will need to obtain written permission from the patient before so doing. A draft form is provided here, so that you can simply print out and give to your patient.

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Confidentiality Waiver

© Helen Lesser 2004

If you are required or asked to provide information about a patient’s treatment, even if only to confirm that the individual has attended, it is necessary to obtain the express written permission from that individual.

The Code of Conduct/Ethics of your Professional Membership Organisation should have more information

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