Abstract
Clinicians should encourage disclosure between intimate partners but should maintain confidentiality in cases where there is no prospect of harm to the partner and/or offspring. In cases where a member of a couple refuses to disclose relevant health information to the other partner and there exists a risk of harm to the unaware partner and/or offspring, clinicians may refuse to offer care and should decline to treat if full informed consent is not possible because of the lack of disclosure. This document replaces the previously published document of the same name, last published in2018.
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