Clinical: Consultation Models and Processes

Evidence-Based Treatment

This is a therapeutic intervention that has scientific data (often randomized controlled trials) to indicate that it is effective in achieving a desired outcome

Partnerships

Effective models for training in EBTs often involve local and larger scale implementation, as well as ___ between community-based agencies and practitioners of EBTs

Evidence-Based Practice

This is the integration of the best available research with clinical expertise in the context of patient characteristics, culture and preferences

Telepsychology

This is the provision of psychological services using telecommunication technologies (e.g., phone, text, email, videoconferencing, virtual reality, etc.)

True

True or False: Telepsychology can be both synchronous and asynchronous

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According to research by Pierce et al. (2021), the COVID-19 pandemic increased use of telepsychology from 7% of clinical work to 85% of clinical work. Additionally, __% of psychologists reported doing all work virtually during the pandemic

Easier

Conditions like insomnia, agoraphobia, anxiety, hoarding, relationship concerns, and in-situ ERP exposures are [easier/harder] to treat via telehealth

Harder

Conditions like antisocial personality disorder, bipolar disorder, TBIs, behavior issues, and testing/ assessment are [easier/harder] to treat via telehealth

True

True or False: Concerns about rapport and psychological comfort via telehealth can often be managed by having a conversation with clients and attending to presentation on screen (e.g., “eye contact,” distance from camera, lighting, etc.)

True

True or False: It is recommended to maintain the option of a physical office, even when providing telepsychology services

Emergency Plan

When working with telepsychology clients, this should include confirming client’s location each session, having alternate forms of contact (e.g., phone) available, maintaining an ROI for a support person, and identifying nearest emergency services to client

Healthcare Systems

These coordinate collaborative efforts made by institutions and professionals to provide services and resources to the public; examples include private, Beveridge, and Bismarck

Private

This healthcare model involves private funds only

Beveridge

This healthcare model involves public funds only

Bismarck

This healthcare model involves a mix of private and public funds

Health Promotion

This includes various efforts to encourage healthy behaviors, such as mass media advertising and internet-based education

Risk Reduction

This consists of identifying risks and implementing protective factors

Administration, Teaching, and Helping

In general, supervisors have these three key functions

Triangular Model

In this model of supervision, the organizational policies and professional knowledge form the foundation, with the supervisor relationship at the core, and the ultimate focus being on providing services to clients

Teacher, Counselor, and Consultant

Bernard’s Triadic (Discrimination) Model involves these three roles