Clinical & Practice Management Uses of Technology:

HIPAA and Ethical Considerations

Prerecorded Webinar

Prerecorded webinar, CE: 3 Hours (Ethics where allowed*)
*Please note- the workshop content is ethics, but Georgia Licensing rules do not allow for ethics CE's to be earned asynchronously.

Workshop Description:

These days, it’s hard to imagine an aspect of our practice that technology DOESN’T touch. But how do we know what works and what doesn’t? How do we use technology in ways that are both ethical and HIPAA compliant? We’re tasked with educating our clients about using technology wisely and safely. This workshop will teach you what you need to know so you can teach THEM. We’ll cover apps, telehealth and other clinical uses of technology as well as using technology for common practice management tasks. Come with questions! Let’s learn together and hopefully have fun doing it.  (Intermediate)

Learning Objectives:

1.  Attendees will be able to discuss HIPAA as it pertains to using apps in a clinical practice.

2.  Attendees will be able to discuss the pros and cons of storing client records on the Web.

3.  Attendees will be able to list three things they may need to educate their clients about in reference to technologies they intend to use in their practice.

Presenter Qualifications:

Susan C. Litton, PhD is a clinical psychologist and also the developer of PSYBooks, a web-based Electronic Health Record (EHR). She has degrees in both psychology and IT and has given many workshops around the South on topics pertaining to technology and mental health.

Registration Costs (per workshop): 

$50: GPA Members

$80: Non-members

$20: GPA Student Members

Must be logged into member profile to receive member rate.

The Georgia Psychological Association is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Georgia Psychological Association maintains responsibility for this program and its content.

Workshop recorded: 5/8/2020.