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When should consent happen? How?
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As early as possible in therapeutic relationship.
Must be documented, not necessarily signed....
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Who is the holder of privelage?
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client is normally holder of privilege, but psychologist can exert on client’s behalf.
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What are exceptions to privelage?
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mandatory reporting, danger to self/others, waiver/release o information, legal/regulatory...
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Tarassoff Decision is:
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began as duty to warn, but changed to duty to protect so must not just warn on dangerous disclosures....
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When does Tarassof apply?
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Duty only there when there is a clear danger to an identifiable person. implemented duty, tell...
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Child abuse reporting when?
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No time limits on reporting. If victim is still a minor have an obligation to report. ...
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In Person Solicitation:
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prohibited for those vulnerable to undue influence (hand out cards at crime scene) but can...
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Client access to records
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not covered by ethics code but is by federal, state and institutional regulations. Physical...
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FERPA:
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Family Education Rights and Privacy act applies to educational institutions receiving federal...
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Collection Agencies and client claims:
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must notify the client of intent to refer them to collect fees and give them the opportunity...
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Referral Fees
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not prohibited but must be based on actual cost and services provided not simply on the referral...
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Barter acceptable only when:
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not clinically contraindicated
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when client is clearly not being exploited
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What are important factors in setting a sliding scale fee?
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acceptable as long as fair to client. Amount is less important but the manner in which set,...
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Informed consent for research
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not always required if cause no harm, part of normal education/occupation protocol, anonymous...
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Deception in research
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no acceptable alternative, must be justified, debrief immediately after
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Testing and Scoring interpretation services
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BA may be enough to administer, but not to interpret. Up to psychologist to determine who can...
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Clients receving services from another professional
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proceed with caution. overriding consideration is client welfare. consult with other provider....
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Sexual intimacy with current client
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explicitly prohibited. after 2 years only under most unusual circumstances.
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Malpractice
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four conditions must be met to bring charge 1-must have had a professional relationship which...
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Sexual misconduct
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male therapists most often. usually 44 yo to 31yo female client. those who violate sexual boundaries...
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2 steps to respond to a subpoena
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1-decide if it’s valid and served validly 2- formal response is required if valid, but need...
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Responding to a subpoena continued:
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if client does not consent can attempt to negotiate with party that issued. if continue request...
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Testimony
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can assert privelage until ordered to testify by the court
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