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Professional matters

Articles

Professional certification Professional client sexual relations Professional communication Professional competence Professional consultation Professional development Professional ethics Professional examinations Professional fees Professional identity Professional issues Professional liability Professional licensing Professional networking Professional organizations Professional personnel Professional recognition Professional referral Professional socialization Professional specialization Professional standards Professional supervision Professionalism

Related topics

Accountability Impaired professionals

Professional issues are areas of debate about ethical or practical conduct that underpin good professional practice.

• Burnout

• Child abuse reporting

• Client rights

• Clinical supervision

• Client participation

• Client rights

• Confidentiality

• Doctor-patient relationship

• Health and safety for clinical psychologists

• Keeping client records

• Impaired professionals

• Occupational health issues for therapists

• Patient abuse

• Patient advocacy

• Patient empowerment

• Patient seclusion

• Patient therapist sexual relations

• Physical self care by therapists

• Prescribing rights for psychologists

• Psychological self care by therapists

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See also

• Countertransference
• Transference