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A client arrives in the Emergency Department with a gunshot wound, and the nursing staff shares information with the police regarding the client's injuries. In addition, information regarding the client and the injuries are reported to the health department. The actions of the staff could be best described by which of the following?
1. Breach of confidentiality
2. Invasion of privacy
3. Obligation to report
4. Unprofessional conduct

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