Through problem solving discussions, you will be able to learn about the ethical issues that you might face in your clinical practice.
Susan Lewis – Minnesota Legal and Ethical Issues for Mental Health Clinicians
Susan Lewis, psychologist and Attorney will prepare you for Litigation issues that could put your client and your license at risk and Your practice is at risk Learn how to structure your practice in order to minimize risk exposure. Also, learn simple records and notes. and These actions will help you protect yourself in case of a claim. Susan These are the key points to remember-You can reduce your risk by using these home tools:
- HIPAA Updates and Minneosta laws and Regulated
- Risk management strategies
- How to avoid lawsuit dilemmas and complaints and Malpractice actions
- Informed consent is best practice in professional relationships and Office policies
Through problem solving discussions, you will be able to learn about ethical issues that you might encounter in clinical practice. The combination of SusanHis experience as a lawyer has been applied to his work within the court system and She has extensive clinical experience and is a skilled clinician.-Keep going, instructor! Fearless! This seminar recording will make you feel confident. and Competent when and If you’re faced with litigation.
- Communicate how you can avoid licensing problems and litigation dilemmas and Malpractice actions
- Check out the legal and Ethical considerations for Minor populations are treated in Minnesota Concerning age consent, confidentiality and Custody issues
- Demonstrate understanding and cooperation on common boundaries and Dual relationship problems/dilemmas can help to maintain good relationships with clients.
- You must be aware of the ethical issues you need to consider when responding subpoenas requesting disclosure of client records.
- Analyze confidentiality and duty to warn law as it relates to the limits Minnesota.
- Articulate how risk management strategies regarding technology can keep client information secure and avoid violating HIPAA
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Clinician-Client Relationship
- Law vs. ethic
- Legal informed consent elements
- Nuts and Bolts of office policies
- Records vs. Psychotherapy Notes
- What should you do to set a record?
- Confidentiality limitations
- Minnesota case law & danger to others
- Minnesota Warning potential victims
- HIPAA
- You need the most recent updates
Practical Approach to Risk Management
- Consent elements
- Competence & scope of practice
- Boundary violations/crossings
- Issues With modern technology
- Texting, cell phone, e-Mail and video
- Psychotherapy
- The dangers of supervision
Litigation
- Licensing complaints & malpractice lawsuits
- Minnesota-Specific statutes
- Minnesota rules and Regulated
- Case law and How to find it
Navigate to Legal System
- Roles for attorneys
- Confidentiality/privilege
- Subpoena & disclosure of confidential information
- Depositions, interrogatories and expert testimony
Minors are treated
- Minnesota Age of majority
- Consent to treatment
- Privilege/confidentiality
- Separation & divorce
Case Studies
Course Features
- Lectures 0
- Quizzes 0
- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 125
- Assessments Yes
