What are SHARP reporting options?

What are SHARP reporting options?

• A. Restricted and Unrestricted
• B. Anonymous and Confidential
• C. Formal and Informal
• D. Open and Closed

Answer: (A)

In SHARP, you have two reporting paths: restricted and unrestricted. Restricted reporting keeps the matter confidential and allows access to medical care, counseling, and advocacy without initiating an official investigation or notifying the chain of command unless the survivor consents or there is a safety concern. Unrestricted reporting is a formal process that notifies the chain of command and can initiate an official investigation, though you can still receive support services. The other terms don’t reflect how SHARP organizes reporting options, which specifically uses restricted and unrestricted.

In SHARP, you have two reporting paths: restricted and unrestricted. Restricted reporting keeps the matter confidential and allows access to medical care, counseling, and advocacy without initiating an official investigation or notifying the chain of command unless the survivor consents or there is a safety concern. Unrestricted reporting is a formal process that notifies the chain of command and can initiate an official investigation, though you can still receive support services. The other terms don’t reflect how SHARP organizes reporting options, which specifically uses restricted and unrestricted.