Prescriptive Authority for Psychologists: A History and Guide

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ISBN: 9781557989772 | 155798977X
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 1/1/2003

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Navel Academy, Annapolis, MD. Text examines the struggle of psychologists to acquire the authority to prescribe medicine. Provides details on the structure of existing prescriptive training programs as well as political strategies. Includes the future of prescriptive authority and how to integrate it into practice.

Contributors	p. ix
Foreword: Reflections on Prescriptive Authority and the Evolution of Psychology in the 21st Century	p. xi
Introduction: The Politics and Pragmatics of Prescriptive Authority	p. 3
Early Efforts by Psychologists to Obtain Prescriptive Authority	p. 33
Doubts About Prescribing	p. 47
The Prescriptive Authority Agenda: Evolving Structures and Efforts in the American Psychological Association	p. 59
The Department of Defense Experiment: The Psychopharmacology Demonstration Project	p. 77
Experiences of a Department of Defense Prescribing Psychologist: A Personal Account	p. 103
Training Programs	p. 117
The Struggle in the States	p. 141
Alliances With Consumer Groups and Other Associations	p. 159
Psychopharmacology Examination for Psychologists Developed by the American Psychological Association Practice Organization's College of Professional Psychology	p. 179
Prescribing Psychologists: The Future	p. 191
Author Index	p. 213
Subject Index	p. 219
About the Editors	p. 227
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