summarize the laws and ethical guidelines that influence or control the handling of case records and the information they contain. Your summary should include an examination of the challenges practitioners face when they attempt

Assignment: Summary of Privacy Laws and Guidelines
In a 4-5 page paper, summarize the laws and ethical guidelines that influence or control the handling of case records and the information they contain. Your summary should include an examination of the challenges practitioners face when they attempt to comply with state and federal privacy legislation and the circumstances under which information can be disclosed without a client’s consent. Be sure to refer to both the assigned reading for the course AND at least one additional academic sources. See the guidelines below for more information about academic sources.
· Paper Length: 4–5 pages, single-spaced (approximately 1,200 words).
M3 Content Guide 1: Protecting Clients' Privacy
As is the case with every human services agency, The Wallace Stevens Community Center has an ethical and legal responsibility to protect its clients’ privacy to the extent possible. To serve their clients effectively, human services workers collect a wide variety of information from their clients. Some of the information is of a very personal nature. The clients’ responsibility to share personal information with their human services worker is predicated upon a reciprocal responsibility on the part of the human services worker and agency not to reveal personal information except under specific circumstances.
In this module, you will learn about the web of federal and state laws and ethical guidelines that are intended to protect privacy by influencing or controlling the handling of case records and the information.
You will examine the five principles of privacy (confidentiality, a
idgement, access, anonymity and security) that underlie privacy legislation and how agencies implement them to support privacy in day to day practice.
Finally, you will explore various strategies that you and your colleagues can use to protect client privacy.
Reading material from book Social work records by Kagle and kopels chapter6
Reading of Social work documentation by Nancy L. Sidell chapter 8 and 9
Please find one creditable outside source for the paper