Virtual Ethics Training
Details:
Dates:
December 13th, 2024
Time:
8:30 AM-3:45 PM – Virtual
Co-Presenter:
Thomas Hayes, Ph. D. (Ethical Dilemmas in Rural Psychology)
Co-Presenter:
Dan Icenogle, MD, JD (Legal and Regulatory Issues in Behavioral Health)
Registration:
To meet the licensure ethics requirement this six hour training will focus on two areas relevant to mental health.
The morning will be a review of the issues of patient confidentiality and consent to treatment, including the differences between the regulations applicable to mental health treatment and those applicable to substance use disorders (SUD), how the regulations apply to children, and issues of law enforcement and legal proceedings.
The afternoon will focus on the population of rural communities. The discussion will be centered on the unique challenges, in particular the ethical dilemmas, this population faces when receiving mental health care. Participants will learn strategies to overcome these challenges.
Thomas J. Hayes, Ph.D.
Education, Credentials & Professional Affiliations
- 1991, Ph.D., Clinical Psychology, Southern Illinois University
- American Association of Christian Counselors
- American Psychological Association
- Licensed Psychologist (State of Wisconsin, Psychology Examining Board)
- National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology
- Owner and President of Pauquette – Sauk County
Specialty Services:
- Adults and adolescents
- Individual, marital/couples and family psychotherapy
- Treatment for substance abuse, depression, anxiety, adolescent behavior problems, relationship issues, men’s issues, stress management, anger management, behavioral health issues and dual diagnosis
- Behavioral medicine consultations
Daniel L. Icenogle, MD, JD
Education, Credentials & Professional Affiliations
Legal
- 1989-1992: University of Wisconsin Law School, Madison, Wisconsin JD, cum laude Order of the Coif Note and Comment Editor, International Law Journal
Medical
- 1994-1996: Fellow, Program in Medical Ethics, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine
- 1978-1981: Loyola University School of Medicine, Maywood, Illinois MD Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Fraternity
- 1981-1984: Family Practice Residency, St. Joseph’s Medical Center, South Bend, Indiana Chief Resident 1983-1984
Undergraduate
- 1974-1978: Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois BA
Professional Activities
Legal
- 1992-Present: Attorney, with practice limited to health law. Experience in areas of HIPAA, EMTALA, medical research, general compliance, and regulation; managed care practices and procedures; telemedicine liability, licensure and reimbursement; and professional responsibilities and medical staff issues
Medical Practice
- 1984-2019: Board certified in Family Medicine with practice locations as a family physician and emergency department physician.
Licensure and Certification
Legal
- Member, Wisconsin State Bar, since 1992
Medical
- Medical License, State of Wisconsin
- National Board of Medical Examiner
- American Board of Family Medicine
- ACLS, ATLS, PALS, ABLS certified
8:30-10:00 – RECORDS OF TREATMENT FOR MENTAL ILLNESS OR SUBSTANCE ABUSE
10:00-10:30 – MANDATED REPORTING
10:30-10:45 – BREAK
10:45-11:45 – LAW ENFORCEMENT/CRIMINAL JUSTICE INVOLVEMENT
11:45-12:45 – BALANCING THE RIGHTS OF MINORS
12:45-1:45 – LUNCH
1:45-2:45 – REVIEW OF RURAL AS CULTURE
2:45-3:45 – DISCUSSION OF RURAL ETHICAL DILEMMAS
Cost of attendance is $99 per participant
Last day to register – December 11, 2024
As a result of this training, the participants will:
- List their duties in protecting client confidentiality.
- Explain the differences between the regulation of mental health records and substances use disorder records.
- Describe when records must be released without an authorization.
- Explain the authority and control older minors have over the release of their records.
No credit for partial attendance. Any cancelations must be made by December 11, 2024.
The target audience for this training is all Master’s and Doctoral level clinicians practicing psychotherapy. It is an intermediate level training designed to answer real-world questions and assist in solving ethical dilemmas.
This is a practical and regulatory text-based presentation meant to ensure a full understanding of the real world of professional responsibilities and regulatory schemes. This training is designed to enhance knowledge area for those already practicing in rural areas and expand that knowledge base for clinicians without experience in those areas. It is expected to build on graduate level ethics courses by discussing contemporary issues and expanding on the knowledge base attained in school.
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Thomas Hayes, Ph.D.
Virtual Ethics Training Registration Form
