Week 3. September 14 - 16. Laws 1) K & V, Chapter 4 & 5 regarding competence & credentials; 2) , pp. 62-77 informed consent. 3) Look up relevant sections of the MCA and ARM. Prescription privileges: Special Topic 1: Prescription 4) Hayes & Heiby (1996) privileges. 5) DeLeon & Wiggins (1996) Prescription privileges special topics paper (#1) will be due 9/30. Guest lecture: Dane Scott, Director of the Mansfield Ethics and Public Affairs Program at The University of Montana and Associate Professor of Ethics in the College of Forestry and Conservation; history, philosophy of ethics (specific date TBA). Week 4. September 21 – 23 1) K & V, Chapters 7 & 8 The concept of risk management; 2) , pp. 31-61; pp. 112-135,166-190 more about informed consent; 3) Fisher, M.A. (2008). Protecting confidentiality rights: The need confidentiality, privilege, duty to for an ethical practice model. American Psychologist, 63, 1-13. 4) protect. Monahan, in Bersoff, pp. 180-186 5) Appelbaum on Tarasoff 6) Relevant sections of the MCA Week 5. September 28 – 30. Duty to 1) Review K & V, Chapter 8 warn; liability, insurance. 2) Chenneville in Bersoff, pp. 203-206 3) Huprich et.al. in Bersoff, pp. 207-213 Prescription privileges special topics 4) , pp. 233-241 paper (#1) due 9/30. Week 6. October 5 – 7. Multiple 1) K & V, Chapter 6 relationships, part 1. 2) , pp. 79-923) Gottlieb in Bersoff, pp. 249-251 (3rd ed) 4) Schank & Skovholt in Bersoff (3rd ed), pp. 347-352 First guest consultation about here. (Consultation paper #1 will be due Monday, 10/19) Week 7. October 12 – 14. Multiple 1) Pope & Vasquez (2007), Chapter 17 relationships, part 2 – sexuality and attraction. Rural issues. Readings on rural issues to be made available.
Week 3. September 14 - 16. Laws regarding competence & credentials; informed consent. Special Topic 1: Prescription privileges. Prescription privileges special topics paper (#1) will be due 9/30. Guest lecture: Dane Scott, Director of the Mansfield Ethics and Public Affairs Program at The University of Montana and Associate Professor of Ethics in the College of Forestry and Conservation; history, philosophy of ethics (specific date TBA). 1) K & V, Chapter 4 & 5 2) , pp. 62-77 3) Look up relevant sections of the MCA and ARM. Prescription privileges: 4) Hayes & Heiby (1996) 5) DeLeon & Wiggins (1996) Week 4. September 21 – 23 The concept of risk management; more about informed consent; confidentiality, privilege, duty to protect. 1) K & V, Chapters 7 & 8 2) , pp. 31-61; pp. 112-135,166-190 3) Fisher, M.A. (2008). Protecting confidentiality rights: The need for an ethical practice model. American Psychologist, 63, 1-13. 4) Monahan, in Bersoff, pp. 180-186 5) Appelbaum on Tarasoff 6) Relevant sections of the MCA Week 5. September 28 – 30. Duty to warn; liability, insurance. Prescription privileges special topics paper (#1) due 9/30. 1) Review K & V, Chapter 8 2) Chenneville in Bersoff, pp. 203-206 3) Huprich et.al. in Bersoff, pp. 207-213 4) , pp. 233-241 Week 6. October 5 – 7. Multiple relationships, part 1. First guest consultation about here. (Consultation paper #1 will be due Monday, 10/19) 1) K & V, Chapter 6 2) , pp. 79-923) Gottlieb in Bersoff, pp. 249-251 (3rd ed) 4) Schank & Skovholt in Bersoff (3rd ed), pp. 347-352 Week 7. October 12 – 14. Multiple relationships, part 2 – sexuality and attraction. Rural issues. 1) Pope & Vasquez (2007), Chapter 17 Readings on rural issues to be made available.
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