The participant's agreement for a program may include restrictions on their practice.

• A. Informed consent for records
• B. Participant agreement restrictions
• C. Quarterly progress reports
• D. Recordkeeping

Answer: (B)

Participants may sign an agreement with a program that includes restrictions on what they are allowed to do while participating, including limits on their practice. This kind of restriction helps protect safety, maintain appropriate boundaries, and ensure the treatment or program runs within its intended scope. It formalizes expectations and consequences, so participants understand what is permitted and what isn’t as part of their involvement.

This concept is distinct from obtaining informed consent for records, which concerns permission to access or disclose information; from quarterly progress reports, which relate to documenting and sharing progress; and from recordkeeping, which covers how documentation is created and stored.