Strategies for Decreasing Medical and Treatment Errors in Behavioral Health
Tracking # 20-1375043
Course overview
Behavioral health professionals are involved in multiple disciplines, all of which are responsible for the safety of the clients in their care. Although each discipline has its own set of ethics to guide practice, they are generally similar in terms of the importance of avoiding harm to the client. Client safety requires careful planning and consistent vigilance. Any behavioral health professional can jeopardize client safety by committing a medical or treatment error. While it is unrealistic to think that you can prevent all errors, there are steps you can take to reduce occurrences.
Subject areas
This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.
Ohio Counselor, Social Worker and Marriage and Family Therapist Board
Licensed Independent Marriage and Family Therapist
1h
Ethics for Marriage and Family Therapists
Licensed Independent Social Worker
1h
Ethics for Social Workers
Licensed Professional Art Therapist
1h
Ethics for Counselors
Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor
1h
Ethics for Counselors
Licensed Professional Counselor
1h
Ethics for Counselors
Licensed Professional Music Therapist
1h
Ethics for Counselors
Licensed Social Worker
1h
Ethics for Social Workers
Marriage and Family Therapist
1h
Ethics for Marriage and Family Therapists
Registered Social Worker Assistant
1h
Ethics for Social Workers