Part 5 of 5 in our Four Core Principles series. Click here to see the whole series together. “I think what you have is a solution in search of a problem.” (Many Business/Technical Consultants Regarding Many Things) Some tools matched with some clients are “a solution in search of a problem.” This means that the […]
Part 4 of 5 in our Four Core Principles series. Click here to see the whole series together. “Sites on the World Wide Web… 1. Regularly check that electronic links are working and professionally appropriate… 3. Provide electronic links to relevant state licensure and professional certification boards to protect consumer rights and facilitate addressing ethical […]
Part 3 of 5 in our Four Core Principles series. Click here to see the whole series together. “Counselors inform clients of the benefits and limitations of using information technology applications in the counseling process and in business/billing procedures. Such technologies include but are not limited to computer hardware and software, telephones, the World Wide […]
Part 2 of 5 in our Four Core Principles series. Click here to see the whole series together. “[HIPAA covered entities] Identify and protect against reasonably anticipated threats to the security or integrity of [clients’] information; Protect against reasonably anticipated, impermissible uses or disclosures; and Ensure compliance by their workforce.” (HHS.gov HIPAA Help Website, Summary […]
When you’re trying to get somewhere unfamiliar, it’s good to have a map to follow. When I consider how to use technical tools in my practice — i.e. my phone’s texting features, my computer or website — these four principles are the map that I use. I developed them based on my own knowledge of […]