CLINICAL QUIZ 1

Limited Resources

Scarcity of hospitals and beds for mental health treatment in the Philippines.

Psychologist to Population Ratio

Ratio of psychologists to population in the Philippines is 0.1:100,000.

Lightner Witmer

Established the first psychological clinic and introduced the term 'clinical psychology.'

Babaylan-catalonan and asog

Early diagnosticians and practitioners of precolonial psychotherapy in the Philippines.

Dr. Jose P. Rizal

Considered the first Filipino psychiatrist during the Spanish period.

National Mental Hospital

Established during the American period in the Philippines.

Estefania Aldaba-Lim, Jaime F. Bulatao, Alfredo V. Lagmay

Key figures in the development of clinical psychology in the Philippines.

National Licensure for Psychologists (RA 10029)

Legal requirement for psychologists in the Philippines for professional practice.

Diversity in Application of Clinical Psychology

Varied use of clinical psychology beyond private practice in the Philippines.

Community Psychology

Field of clinical psychology focusing on the well-being of individuals within communities.

Scientist-Practitioner Model

Educational model emphasizing both research and clinical practice.

Tele-therapy

Remote therapy sessions using telecommunications technology.

Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Psychology

Incorporating AI for assessment and treatment in mental health.

Collaboration Among Mental Health Professionals

Interdisciplinary teamwork among various mental health practitioners.

Precolonial Psychotherapy

Early forms of psychotherapy in the Philippines before colonization.

Hospicio de San Jose

Institution serving as a mental asylum during the Spanish period in the Philippines.

Incorporation of Machine Learning

Integration of machine learning techniques in clinical psychology practices.

Differentiation Among Mental Health Professions

Distinguishing clinical psychology from counseling psychology, psychiatry, and psychiatric nursing.

Multi- and Interdisciplinary Practice

Collaborative approach involving various disciplines in mental health services.

Constant Evolution of Clinical Psychological Science

Dynamic nature of clinical psychology to adapt to changing human needs.DClinPsy degree

Luxemburg model

European model with a doctoral degree, excluding empirical research project

3 + 2 + 1 model

Requires 6 years of education beyond secondary school

RPm vs. RPsy

Distinguishes between Psychometricians and Psychologists in licensure

Predoctoral Internship

Requires at least one year of full clinical supervision before a doctoral degree

Postdoctoral Internship

Requires 1 to 2 years of clinical practice after obtaining a doctoral degree

Continuing Professional Education (CPE)

Requirement for practitioners to obtain CPE units for license renewal

Certification

Voluntary credential issued by private entities to prove qualification

Licensure

Mandatory credential issued by a government entity for legal practice

Certified Dementia Practitioner (CDP)

Certification by the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners

Issuing Authority

Entity authorized to grant licenses, e.g., government agencies.

Acquisition

Process of obtaining licensure, mandatory for practice.

Registered Psychologist (RPsy)

Example of a licensed professional in clinical psychology.

Key Factors for Clinical Psychologist

Include educational background, licensure, clinical experience.

Competencies for Certified Clinical Psychologist

Skills required for diagnosing, treating, and supervising.

Clinical Psychologist Practice Locations

Settings like hospitals, schools, NGOs, and private practice.

Norcross & Karpiak (2012)

Authors discussing clinical psychologists' roles and satisfaction.

Scientist-Practitioner Model

Educational approach emphasizing research and practice integration.

Tele-therapy

Remote therapy sessions using technology.

Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Psychology

Incorporating AI for assessment and therapy.

Differentiation of Clinical Psychology

Distinguishing clinical psychologists from other mental health professionals.

Main Point of Mental Health Services

Collaboration among diverse mental health professionals for client welfare.