Should a practitioner be the only individual who provides information regarding a client's diagnosis when conducting a comprehensive assessment?
A) Yes, the practitioner has worked with the client and is abreast of the clinical interview data.
B) No, the practitioner should include all involved in the clinical relationship, including the client.
C) Yes, the practitioner can do so as long as the practitioner is abreast of all cultural considerations.
D) No, the practitioner must have the diagnosis approved by the clinical director of the organization to ensure all areas of the assessment have been evaluated and the diagnosis is appropriate.

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Involving all parties in the clinical relationship, including the client, ensures a comprehensive understanding and approach to the diagnosis. This collaborative approach respects the client's perspective and enhances the accuracy and effectiveness of the assessment.

Should a Practitioner Be the Only Individual Who Provides Information