4%. That’s how many psychologists in the U.S. are black (source: @APA). Learn how @AskDrCharmain of @InnoPsych is changing the diversity landscape in psychology.
As states begin to ease "stay-at-home" orders, we recommend that practitioners use telehealth as much as possible to reduce the risk of #COVID19 transmission. However, when the time comes, take these steps before opening your office to patient care. https://t.co/85IIawuzfB
Government, industry, and public responses to #COVID19 are changing rapidly. Stay informed on everything from reimbursement to licensing and regulatory guidance with this up-to-date collection of APA resources curated specifically for practitioners. https://t.co/OVJGzRBrVq
“Yesterday, some of the most vulnerable people in our country did not have access to psychological care. Today, they do.” — APA CEO @ArthurCEvans on the importance of Medicare's expanded coverage for audio-only phone services during #COVID19 https://t.co/y966pT2fzV
Telehealth policy is changing rapidly in response to the #COVID19 crisis. Stay informed of the latest changes in your state with this regularly updated telehealth guidance resource. https://t.co/UVw6x6vxAC
From loved ones to financial security to social connections — the #COVID19 pandemic continues to bring on a series of losses. Here's what we know about the collective sense of mourning that we now face and healthy ways to process our grief as we move forward.
Just like adults, children and teens need access to psychological services during this public health emergency. Here is some advice for connecting remotely with child and adolescent clients in the era of #COVID19. https://t.co/NSKPFrAaif
As psychologists across the field move from face-to-face to remote communication, new ethical challenges are cropping up. Here are some considerations on how to ethically practice, research, teach, and do applied work in the new normal of #COVID19. https://t.co/skhqm2qyDQ
As the impact of #COVID19 grows, so does our anxiety. On this bonus episode of Speaking of Psychology, Dr. Baruch Fischhoff returns to discuss how seeking information from a few trusted sources can help us assess our actual risk levels and manage our fear. https://t.co/wPsHNtrTjG
The #COVID19 outbreak has created a rapidly changing landscape for the practice of psychology. This updated collection of Frequently Asked Questions can help by addressing some common concerns from practitioners. https://t.co/OoeNyR0ukE
Psychological and neuropsychological testing and group #psychotherapy can now be billed through #telehealth in Medicare during the #COVID19 crisis. Read more https://t.co/5fGmCdOupo
Visit the new information hub for practicing psychologists in response to #COVID19. Real time updates for psychology licensing, regulations, reimbursement, and professional practice for the federal level and all 50 states (plus DC). https://t.co/SxuBlX5vcU
The #COVID19 pandemic is not just altering everyday life; it’s also upending psychological research. This list of resources will be updated regularly to provide guidance to researchers, faculty, and students. https://t.co/ihdrlzTmv6
From ethical issues to technological tips, this collection of resources can help you transition to providing telepsychological services during the #COVID19 pandemic. https://t.co/DY0WkxkFyx
“Just as we wash our hands and maintain appropriate social distance, we should practice good behaviors when it comes to embracing and valuing diverse communities.” - APA President @sandyapa2020 on the public health importance of destigmatizing #COVID19 https://t.co/d34MZxAKsR
@APA urges states and payors to:
1. Temporarily suspend state licensing for telepsychological services.
2. Cover phone-only services. It is a health equity issue!
3. Psych & neuropsych testing are essential services. Cover them.
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As employers close offices to slow the spread of #COVID19, here’s advice from psychologists on how both managers and employees can work more effectively during this time. https://t.co/BMFsG9BAWG