Integrating Behavioral Care into Interdisciplinary Pain Settings: Unique Ethical Dilemmas
Abstract This paper addresses some ethical dilemmas and related challenges faced by psychologists in the context of multidisciplinary pain treatment. While many of the issues that arise in this context overlap with concerns in other mental health and primary care contexts, some are unique to practicing in pain management. The areas where issues can arise include informed consent and patient autonomy, equal access to care, confidentiality and privacy, termination and patient abandonment, practicing within limits of competence and expertise, documentation, dual relationships and conflicts of interest, and c...
Source: Psychological Injury and Law - October 31, 2015 Category: Medical Law Source Type: research

Psychological Safety for Mental Health Practitioners: Suggestions from a Defense Lawyer
(Source: Psychological Injury and Law)
Source: Psychological Injury and Law - October 29, 2015 Category: Medical Law Source Type: research