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Index
Cover Table of Contents Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Page Preface About the Editors About the Contributors
Appendix Authors
Chapter 1: Ethical, Legal, and Risk Management Considerations: Understanding the Landscape of Telebehavioral Health and Supervision
Competency Residency Assessing Appropriateness for Technology-Assisted Services Anonymity and Confidentiality Security Liability Insurance and State Licensure Regulations Synchronous Videoconferencing Texting Social Media Voice-Assisted Technology, Bluetooth, and Gaming Communication on Devices Informed Consent Additional Recommendations to Be Included in the Informed Consent Distance Supervision Scenarios for Discussion Questions to Explore Conclusion References
Chapter 2: Certification and Regulation of Distance Counseling and Supervision
The Promise and Peril of Behavioral Telehealth Services What Is Regulation and Why Is It Important? The Case for Licensure State Licensing Boards Limitations of State Licensing Boards The Role of Regulation in Telehealth Questions to Explore Best Practices for Practitioners Scenario for Discussion Conclusion References
Chapter 3: Bridging the Generational Technology Divide in Counseling Training, Practice, and Supervision
Definition of Terms Technology in the Counseling Profession Scenarios for Discussion Questions to Explore Conclusion References
Chapter 4: Navigating the Regulatory Gauntlet
The Current Landscape of Regulation and Oversight Important Terminology The Role of Regulatory Bodies Professional Associations’ Codes of Ethics and Standards of Practice HIPAA HITECH FERPA Licensing Boards Scenarios for Discussion Questions to Explore Conclusion References
Chapter 5: Distance Supervision
Challenges to Finding Good Supervision The History of Clinical Supervision Questions to Ask a Potential Clinical Supervisor Scenarios for Discussion Conclusion References
Chapter 6: The Tools of Telebehavioral Health: How to Identify, Vet, and Deploy the Right Technology in Practice
Federal Rules and Regulations: HIPAA and HITECH Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) Security Standards Identifying, Vetting, and Deploying the Right Technology Types of Telehealth (Synchronous Video) Vendor Solutions Questions to Explore When Choosing Telehealth Tools What to Look for in a Vendor Conclusion References
Chapter 7: Counseling Training, Practice, and Supervision Using Avatars
History Virtual Presence Avatar Platforms Qualities of Avatars Qualities of the Environment Application to Counseling and Counseling Preparation Ethical Practice Concerns Guidelines for Establishing Avatar-Based Practice Legal Limitations of Practice Conclusion References
Chapter 8: Incorporating Online Therapy Into a Private Practice
Clinical Considerations Getting Started Clinical Strategies Scenarios for Discussion Conclusion References
Appendix A: Readiness for Online Counseling: Client Checklist Appendix B: Video Call EtiquetteVideo Call Etiquette Appendix C: Clinical Supervision AgreementClinical Supervision Agreement Appendix D: Information, Authorization, and Consent to Technology-Assisted ServicesInformation, Authorization, and Consent to Technology-Assisted Services
Faxing Medical Records
Index End User License Agreement
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