Healthcare Ethics for Psychologists: A Casebook

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ISBN: 9781591471523 | 1591471524
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 8/1/2004

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Univ. of Florida., Gainesville. Explores the ethical questions commonly encountered most often by psychologists in healthcare settings. Covers issues of informed consent, confidentiality, the balance between patient and family rights, and more. Features a real-life view of ethical situations on a case-by-case basis.

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Introduction: Values and the Practice of Psychology

(6)

Crisis and Emergency Care

(30)

Do the Rules Still Apply? Crisis Response to 9/11

(10)

Provider Conflicts in Managing Mild Traumatic Brain Injury

(8)

Professional Boundaries and the Unwanted Psychologist

(11)

Acute Care

(44)

Managing Documentation in the Medical Record: The Impact of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Guidelines

(10)

Truth Telling: The Disclosure of Emotionally Difficult Information

(10)

Malingering and the Management of Chronic Pain

(9)

Overriding Treatment Refusals During Early Recovery From Catastrophic Injury

(14)

Inpatient Rehabilitation

(56)

Opportunities and Challenges in Using Nonstandardized Testing

(8)

The Overwhelmed Psychologist's Responsibility Toward Very Sick Patients

(8)

Using Placebos and Deception in Treatment

100

(9)

When the Team and Family Disagree: Incorporating Family Beliefs and Values Into Treatment

109

(8)

Accommodating Questionable Patient Preferences

117

(9)

Responding to Mixed Messages About Treatment Refusal (Continuation of the Fergus MacGonagle Series)

126

(13)

Outpatient Services

139

(42)

Managing a Patient's Risk-Taking Behavior

141

(11)

Resolving Requests for Third-Party Observers

152

(9)

Responding to Patients Working the System

161

(9)

Return to Work After Catastrophic Injury: Implications of the Americans With Disabilities Act (Conclusion of the Fergus) MacGonagle Series)

170

(11)

Subacute and Long-Term Care

181

(42)

Serving the Patient Who Is Totally Incapacitated

183

(10)

Difficult Behavior and the Perception of Incompetence

193

(11)

Assent in Decision Making and the Role of Same-Sex Partners

204

(8)

Quality of Life and the Right to Die

212

(11)

References

223

(12)

Author Index

235

(4)

Subject Index

239

(10)

About the Authors

249

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Healthcare Ethics for Psychologists: A Casebook

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