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This learning material meets the 12-hour California law and professional ethics pre-licensure requirement. Designed for mental health professionals this course explores the Statutes and Regulations Relating to the Practices of Professional Clinical Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy, Educational Psychology, Clinical Social Work.

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A review of professional ethics and California-specific laws directing the practice of psychology, covering competence, confidentiality, informed consent, and mandatory reporting requirements.

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This course is based on the APA Ethics Code 2017. The participant will study the Code of Ethics then demonstrate their level of competency by taking a posttest.

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An overview of the ACA Code of Ethics which was published in 2014. The course material is the 21 page ACA Code of Ethics.

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This course equips Nursing Home Administrators with the knowledge and practical tools to navigate ethical challenges in long-term care settings. The course explores foundational ethical principles, stakeholder relationships, legal considerations, practical dilemmas, and the development of ethical support systems.

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Behavioral health providers are responsible for much more than just providing mental health services to patients. They are responsible for protecting the patient, their communities, the ethics of their profession, the confidentiality of everyone involved, and much more when providing care. Therefore, it is essential for behavioral healthcare professionals to understand and apply the ethical and legal requirements in behavioral health federally and in their local areas. This course will review information regarding the ethics and legal obligations for behavioral health professionals.

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This course is intended to help mental health professionals and other mandated reporters (teachers, nurses, etc) who come into contact with children to understand the California Child Abuse Reporting Law and be aware of their reporting responsibilities regarding child abuse.

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The practice of marriage and family therapy and psychotherapy is both an art and a science. Ethical behavior must satisfy not only the judgment of the individual marriage and family therapist, but also the judgment of his/her peers, based upon a set of recognized norms. This CE course provides the ethical standards that are to be utilized as a guide for ethical behavior.

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This short Ethics course is based on the Code of Ethics by NBCC - The National Board of Certified Counselors. It's applicable to all Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC) and National Certified Counselors (NCC).

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This course is based upon the revised AAMFT Code of Ethics. Law and Ethics govern the practice of marriage and family therapy. When making decisions regarding professional behavior, marriage and family therapists should consider the AAMFT code of Ethics and applicable laws and regulations.

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Marriage and family therapists will inevitably face ethical dilemmas and predicaments, and they have an obligation to themselves, their clients, and the profession to be prepared to make sound, thoughtful decisions. The continuing education course, Ethics for Marriage and Family Therapists, was developed to provide MFTs with information pertaining to ethical codes and standards and to present practical examples of how ethical dilemmas may impact therapists and clients. The process for pursuing ethical standards is discussed as well as specific issues such as confidentiality, informed consent, boundary violations, cultural competence, and dual relationships.

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This CE course helps behavioral health professionals better understand how to integrate federal health information privacy and security requirements into their practices.

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This CE course helps health care providers better understand how to integrate federal health information privacy and security requirements into their practices.

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The purpose of the part 2 regulations is to ensure that a patient is not made more vulnerable by reason of the availability of their patient record than an individual with a substance use disorder who does not seek treatment. This CEU course addresses the prohibition on re-disclosure notice, and the circumstances under which lawful holders and their legal representatives, contractors, and subcontractors may use and disclose patient identifying information for purposes of payment, health care operations, and audits and evaluations.

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This CE course is intended to ensure that a patient receiving treatment for a substance use disorder (SUD) in a Part 2 program, Title 42 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Confidentiality of Substance Use Disorder Patient Records, does not face adverse consequences in relation to issues such as criminal proceedings and domestic proceedings such as those related to child custody, divorce, or employment.

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Healthcare professionals may face various types of ethical dilemmas and challenges while delivering care to individuals seeking their services. This course covers the essential topics of Ethics, Confidentiality, and Boundaries for Addiction and other Licensed Professional Counselors utilizing sample case studies and a review of NAADAC Code of Ethics as well as a review of larger state board Code of Ethics as sample studies.

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This course reviews information regarding Florida's health care-related laws and regulations for nurses practicing in the state of Florida. This course also highlights the application of Florida's health care-related laws and regulations to patient care.

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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Privacy Rule provides patients with important privacy rights and protections with respect to their health information. This course addresses how it is appropriate under the Privacy Rule for a health care professional to share the protected health information of a patient who is being treated for a mental health condition, while providing recommendations that may be used to effectively disclose and protect patient health information.

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In all behavioral health professions, the overwhelming expectation is that professionals must protect the well-being of their clients, and they must maintain ethical standards in order to do so. Important ethical considerations for marriage and family therapists include boundary crossings and boundary violations, multiple roles and dual relationships, informed consent, confidentiality, and professional competence.

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Dual relationships in behavioral health practice refer to any situations where multiple roles exist between a therapist and a client. Examples of dual relationships include when the client is also a student, friend, family member, employee, or business associate of the therapist. Boundary crossings and violations may occur in situations where dual relationships exist.

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When clinical social workers are engaged with clients, they may face concerns related to competence, social diversity, informed consent, conflicts of interest, privacy, and confidentiality, as well as other issues. Social workers should understand the history of ethical standards in the social work profession, address competency and professional integrity, and review their ethical responsibilities of practice in social work settings.

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