Tag Archives: telemedicine
Contact with Patients Between Sessions Curtailed in California: A Dangerous Precedent
At the beginning of the professional relationship between psychotherapist and patient it is important for practitioners to think about [...]
Online Therapy
Where does the therapy occur when a therapist in State “A” is treating a client or patient online who resides in State “B?”
Online Therapy – HIPAA
Among the many requirements of HIPAA, perhaps the most important one pertains to the Notice of Privacy Practices, which “covered [...]
Online Therapy – Disclosure
Whether or not required by state law or regulation, therapists who practice online therapy (e.g., intrastate) would be wise to make [...]
Telemedicine: Telephone Counseling/Therapy?
Is there a statute in your state that in some way regulates the practice of counseling or psychotherapy via telemedicine?
Online Education/Online Therapy
It is interesting to me that online education has recently gained, and likely will continue to gain, increased acceptance nationwide. I [...]
Online Therapy
The following was originally published in April 2005. To read more be sure to visit the Online Therapy/Telemedicine category of the Archives.
Telemedicine/Telehealth – Verbal Consent
I have written about telemedicine before – when I have discussed online therapy, e-therapy, or therapy delivered via the Internet. [...]
Telepsychotherapy (E-Therapy)
One of the aspects that I have previously written about involves practicing online with patients or clients that reside (at the time of [...]
Videotaping / Risks
… Perhaps the most common component of an informed consent mentioned in state laws, ethical provisions and other sources of authority [...]