How Wary Are Psychotherapists About Intimate and Informal Behavior?
Therapists are expected to behave ethically toward clients and avoid behavior that may harm or exploit a client, such as sexual relationships.
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Author Conflicts of Interest May Influence Cannabidiol Conclusions
Most articles published between 2014 and 2019 discussing the characteristics, use, and therapeutic effect of cannabidiol are supportive, with supportive conclusions in more studies with CBD-related industry funding.
More Stringent Medical Malpractice Punishments Not Significantly Associated With Improved Patient Care
There is little to no association between malpractice liability risk and healthcare quality in the United States, according to systematic review results published in JAMA.
APA Cancels Annual Meeting in Philadelphia Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
As the situation develops, keep an eye out for updates or coverage of APA-related content through Psychiatry Advisor.
Mistreatment, Discrimination Still Common for Medical Students
Mistreatment of medical students remains common for women, racial/ethnic minorities, and sexual minorities.
Updating Disclosures for Authors of Medical Journals
The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors is taking steps to identifying potential conflicts of interest through changes to a key form.
The Case for Crowdsourcing in Health Research
Crowdsourcing has been used in the health and medical research fields to potentially create low-cost, community-driven interventions.
Mental Health Concerns Arise Amid COVID-19 Epidemic
The COVID-19 epidemic has underscored potential gaps in mental health services during emergencies, while also testing the resilience of healthcare workers and medical systems.
Physician Assistant Students Embrace Stress Management Programs
Mindfulness and decentering training (MDT) can be introduced into a physician assistant curriculum to improve overall life satisfaction and perceived stress.
Compliance With FDA Reporting Guidelines for Clinical Trials Is Low, Not Improving
Cohort study data from 2018 to 2019 suggest poor compliance with the US Food and Drug Administration reporting requirements for clinical trial sponsors.
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