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RRC-CAMFT 2017 Law and Ethical Training

  • March 03, 2017
  • 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
  • Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market Street, Redding, CA 96001
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Presentation Title:  Using the Language of the Law to ‘Salt & Pepper’ Your Treatment Records

Presenter:                  David Jensen, J.D., djensen@camft.org

Date and time:         March 3, 2017, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm       

Location:                    Shasta College Downtown Campus

                                    Rooms 8218 & 8220

                                    1400 Market Street

                                    Redding, CA 96001

                                   

Course Description: David Jensen, J.D., will review the four fundamentals of the psychotherapy profession, review the fundamental aspects of recordkeeping, and answer the questions many clinicians struggle with regarding the content of their treatment records:  Should I write a lot?  Should I write a little?  What really needs to be in my records?

Learning Objectives:           

1.      Explain the “building blocks” of the BBS’s law regarding recordkeeping.

2.      Identify mistakes made by colleagues in the area of recordkeeping.

3.      State the core subject areas of a treatment record.

4.      Compare/contrast recordkeeping requirements of the public and private mental health systems.

5.      Identify key legal terms that should “salt and pepper” your records, treatment or otherwise.

6.      Describe the “D-A-V-E Way” of keeping records.


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