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Employee vs independent contractor – why it matters

July 21, 2019

Some practice owners bring on new clinicians as independent contractors rather than as employees, which saves the practice owner money,... Read more...

 

Telepsychology takes special training

July 21, 2019

Launching a telepsychology practice involves numerous tasks, some similar to starting any private practice and others more pertinent... Read more...

 

Using CQ (couple intelligence) in couples counseling

July 21, 2019

In The Analytic Attitude, Roy Shaefer, Ph.D., reminded us that the therapist’s flaunting of intelligence with patients can be distancing,... Read more...

 

TPE audits target high volume providers

July 21, 2019

A wave of Medicare audits has triggered anxiety among many psychologists and often costs them time and money as they spend hours tediously... Read more...

 

Research promising for suicide prevention

July 21, 2019

Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death across age groups in the United States, making its prevention and accurate assessment an... Read more...

 

ACA survives cut in penalties but courts will have final say

July 20, 2019

It may be hard for psychologists to believe, but there was a time when the topic of healthcare wasn’t politically charged. So claims... Read more...

 

Integrated healthcare in the ICU

July 20, 2019

I have previously stressed the importance of fully integrating a mental health professional in the critical and intensive care units... Read more...

 

Self-care is essential to risk management

July 20, 2019

When we consider risk management in psychological practice, we readily think of: informed consent, documentation, consultation, personal... Read more...

 


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