Allan M. Tepper – Ethical Principles in the Practice of North Carolina Mental Health Professionals

Many continuing education ethics programs can be used in a generic way. in nature. Many continuing education ethics programs stress risk-management strategies. the detriment of the Attendees, especially if there is an attorney presenter.

Allan M. Tepper – Ethical Principles in the Practice of North Carolina Mental Health Professionals

Understand the System

• Statutes
• Rules and regulations
• Case law
• Locating the law

Legal Exposure

• Criminal liability
• Civil liability
• Licensing complaints
• Organisation complaints

Establish the The Treatment Relationship

• The professional relationship
• The ethical and legal principle of informed consent
• A informed consent is part of the Treatment modality
• Use of Reliance on written consent forms

Record-Keep Your Practices

• Record-Respecting regulations
• Items that constitute the Record, personal notes, vs. charting. Raw data, computer printouts, and third-Party records
• Access to records via written request, subpoenas or court orders

The Ethics of Warning: Duty to Warn

• Notifying potential third parties of your intention to act-Party victims
• Review of Specific North Carolina Case law concerning danger to others
• A clinical approach to the Duty to Protect

Treatment of Minors

• Age of Majority
• Consent to treatment
• Clinical implications in the Treatment of the An older teenager
• Treatment of Minors in Situations of Divorce and family separation

Non-Sexual Boundary Violations

• Contacts by cell phone and email
• Advocate vs. treatment
• Kontakte with lawyers and professionals the The legal profession
• In-Court expert testimony

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Many continuing education ethics programs can be used in a generic way. in nature. Many continuing education ethics programs stress risk-management strategies. the detriment of the Attendees, especially if there is an attorney presenter.

This program is completely different. This program is not about avoiding clinical issues. the how clinical and ethical questions are affected the Everyday practice of the Mental health professionals in North Carolina. This is a unique combination of Clinical and ethical issues allow for more meaningful understanding and interpretation of the Rules that regulate mental health practices

These are the goals that can be achieved. the Enjoy the experience the Interactive style of the presenter, Allan M. Tepper, J.D., Psy.D. Individuals with joint degrees are different than others. in Psychology and law, Dr. Tepper He maintains both an active psychology and law practice. He is a psychologist and represents mental healthcare professionals in legal issues. In this context, Dr. Tepper It offers a unique perspective the practical understanding of ethics.

These goals can also be achieved through the manual utilized in the recording. These manual materials cannot be used as a guide. in nature. All of the Written materials are state-specific North Carolina.

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