This book is a practical approach to integrating ethical principles into clinical practice. Balances scholarly analysis with the practical application of ethical principles. Presents useful
risk-management strategies based on a conceptual framework which can be applied to a variety of clinical situations. Various areas mentioned are ethical risk management; informed consent
considerations; managing boundaries; ethical decision making; consulting with colleagues; documentation and record keeping; and responding ethically to complaints and investigations. Also
included in the book on a CD-ROM are 42 useful forms and a PowerPointr presentation. A few of the forms are informed consent for psychological services; informed consent for financial
responsibility; informed consent for independent consultative examination; statement of understanding for unauthorized services and for services beyond medical necessity; letter of agreement
regarding financial responsibility for expert testimony; release of information; plus many, many more.
