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Treating Workers’ Compensation Patients

November 14, 2011

The recognition of the efficacy of psychological evaluation and treatment of patients with medical conditions has increased over the... Read more...

 

Insurance trust ordered to release information

June 26, 2011

A judge has ordered the American Psychological Association Insurance Trust (APAIT) to turn over financial information to the board... Read more...

 

Risk Management: When Marital Therapy Isn’t

February 1, 2011

At a recent workshop someone in attendance asked if the following was acceptable: A couple had been referred to a psychologist... Read more...

 

Risk Management: When Marital Therapy Is

February 1, 2011

The article “When Marital Therapy Isn’t” in the September/October edition of The National Psychologist appears to have generated... Read more...

 

SPTAs help members deal with economic uncertainty

February 1, 2011

Many members of state, provincial, and territorial psychological associations (SPTAs) are facing stressful times in the current economic... Read more...

 

Market good for psychologists as EAP providers

February 1, 2011

For better or worse, professional psychology has left the building for health care, evidence-based treatments and practicing at... Read more...

 

Psychological testing: a look back; a look ahead

September 1, 2010

I wrote my first psychological test report while in training, in the early 1970s. In those years, there was a more or less standard... Read more...

 

Mental health ‘carve-outs’ sue to block parity

May 1, 2010

A group of insurance interests have filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia seeking to block rules adopted... Read more...

 

Malpractice Insurance 101: Claims-made vs. occurrence coverage

May 1, 2010

You have decided that you are going to start a private practice and are ready to take a major step into running a business. One... Read more...

 

Medicare update summer 2009 – Probability of audits increases

July 1, 2009

Intense scrutiny for billing and coding errors of Medicare claims begins this summer as the controversial Recovery Audit Contractor... Read more...

 

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