New Developments in Ethics and the Law 2019 Home Study Presenter by TZK Seminars.
Expires: Mar 01, 2022
Accreditation:
This Course has been approved for a maximum of 3 CEs Credits.
Description:
"I would like to say that your presentation went way beyond my expectations and, for that matter, beyond my experience in many other courses I’ve taken in the past. The course often gets taught by psychologists and/or lawyers who represent Risk Mgmt with messages of fear that have more to do with helping clinicians avoid problems rather than being a more effective clinician.
Instead of giving good guidance for dealing with sticky issues with cloudy guidelines while trying to do good psychotherapy, it’s a ‘watch your back’ approach. I found your presentation from a clinician's point of view far superior, helping me even now to better understand the issues that I’ve faced. Indeed, you made me feel more optimistic and safer about practicing psychotherapy in a litigious age. I liked your clarity and your level headed straight talk advice. I can’t remember a law and ethics course I’ve taken in which I received clinical examples and useful insight for handling situations like ones I’ve had to deal with."-Jane S., Psychologist, California.
Learning Objectives:
• Name the parts of the APA Ethics Code most relevant to risk management
• identify three ways of translating these standards into concrete steps to prevent malpractice
• Explain the concept of a standard of care in professional activities
• Identify the three basic elements of risk management in psychological practice.
• Name three recent changes in the ethics code.
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