Episode 336: What’s *Actually* Sufficient When it Comes to Policies and Procedures
Episode 332: To BYOD or Not To BYOD
Episode 330: An Audio Replay of the Terms and Conditions Panel: What Every Therapist Needs to Know
Episode 328: Reading the Fine Print, Part One: What You Need to be Aware of When it Comes to T&Cs and BAAs
In our latest episode, we discuss due diligence with Terms & Conditions and Business Associate Agreements, particularly with the recent updates to Simple Practice and Zoom.
PCT Way Banner Shortcodes
Episode 303: [Tech Tips] Remote & Mobile Workspace Considerations for You and Your Team
We discuss working remotely during holidays; work life balance; network security considerations; untrusted networks as a public health issue; how to beef up network security; guest networks; VPN pros and cons; mobile hotspots; balancing security and connectivity for clinical effectiveness; and our Remote Workspace Center through Group Practice Care Premium.
Responsive support to clinical documentation post-Roe
As we work towards continuing and stewarding the legacy of the late Roy Huggins, LPC NCC, we are reminded to stay steadfast on his commitment to responsively provide to the professional community he cared so deeply about — especially around deeply personal topics. Roy did not shy away from running a company that was values-based, […]
What You Can Do To Stay Cyber-Safe During Times of Increased Vulnerability
In times of increased vulnerability, it can be useful to reframe and refocus ourselves on things that we can do to improve things around us. With the recent invasion of Ukraine, and the recently discovered intrusion on US computer systems that is suspected to be the work of Russian hackers, it is a good time […]
Document or it didn’t happen
“Document or it didn’t happen” We’re guessing the late Roy Huggins said this 10 million times (give or take) in his 15 years consulting for his mental health professional colleagues. Documentation is something that so few clinicians get training on, whether it’s in regard to clinical work, HIPAA compliance, or security management. It’s something that […]