Case Conference in AP Psychology

Definition

A case conference is a meeting among psychologists and other professionals involved in a client's care to discuss their treatment plan and progress. It is an opportunity to share information, collaborate, and ensure the best possible care for the client.

Related terms

Confidentiality:

The ethical principle that ensures psychologists keep client information private unless authorized by the client or required by law.

Informed Consent:

The process of obtaining permission from clients before sharing their personal information or involving them in research or treatment.

HIPAA: The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act that establishes privacy rules protecting individuals' medical records and personal health information.