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Addressing Sexual Misconduct
Addressing Sexual Misconduct
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Janet Judge, an expert in sports law and Title IX, shares insights on reporting obligations for sports medicine providers regarding sexual misconduct. She highlights the complexities of navigating federal and state laws, confidentiality, and ethical considerations. Judge discusses critical statutes like the Safe Sport Act, Title IX, the Clery Act, and the Violence Against Women Act, emphasizing the importance of understanding these regulations and institutional policies. Medical professionals must differentiate between mandatory and permissive reporting duties, especially concerning minors and competent adults, while respecting confidentiality. The presentation underscores that team doctors may have different reporting responsibilities than athletic trainers due to legally recognized privileges. Understanding each role's obligations, whether within a school setting or the Olympic/Paralympic movement, is crucial. Judge advises seeking legal counsel when needed and stresses the importance of empathy, resourcefulness, and clarity in communications about privacy and confidentiality in handling sensitive information.
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Edition
2nd Edition
Related Case
2nd Edition, CASE 32
Topic
Legal and Ethical
Keywords
2nd Edition, CASE 32
2nd Edition
Legal and Ethical
sports law
Title IX
reporting obligations
confidentiality
Safe Sport Act
medical professionals
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