A telepsychology casebook : using technology ethically and effectively in your professional practice
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TextPublication details: Washington, DC American Psychological Association 2017Edition: 1ª edDescription: XII, 198 pISBN: - 9781433827068
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Chapter 1. Competence of the Psychologist. Sara Smucker Barnwell, Russell McCann, Stephen McCutcheon. Chapter 2. Standards of Care in the Delivery of Telepsychology Services. Ronald S. Palomares. Chapter 3. Informed Consent. Margo Adams Larsen, Cindy Juntunen. Chapter 4. Confidentiality of Data and Information. Julie M. Landry Poole, Bruce E. Crow. Chapter 5. Security and Transmission of Data and Information. Ronald S. Palomares and Thomas W. Miller. Chapter 6. Disposal of Data, Information, and Technologies. Sara Smucker Barnwell and Margo Adams Larsen. Chapter 7. Testing and Assessment. Bruce E. Crow and Julie M. Landry Poole. Chapter 8. Interjurisdictional Practice. Stephen T. DeMers, Eric A. Harris, Deborah C. Baker. Appendix: Guidelines for the practice of telepsychology.
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