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Studies of psychologist misconduct generally focus on unethical sexual behaviours. In contrast, the following study reports on all complaints by the public against psychologists reported to the New South Wales Psychologists Registration Board over a 4‐year period. There were 248 independent notifications of misconduct about 224 registered psychologists, out of a total sample of 9,489 registered psychologists. The most frequent type of misconduct reported was in relation to poor communication standards (35.5%). Other complaints were in relation to professional incompetency (16.5%), poor report writing (14.1%), poor business practices (12.5%), boundary violations (9.7%), poor character (5.6%), registration status (3.2%), impairment (1.6%), and the inappropriate use of specialist titles (1.2%). Males were 2.5 times more likely to have a misconduct complaint made about them than females. Senior highly qualified psychologists attracted a greater number of complaints, but these were generally of a less serious nature. Over a 30‐year career, about 20 out of every 100 psychologists can expect to receive a complaint from the public, and two will receive a serious misconduct complaint that might lead to deregistration. Strategies for preventing malpractice arising from these results include regular peer consultation, developing quality practise standards, and maintaining professional boundaries. 相似文献
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F. S. Cowchock J. N. Lasker L. J. Toedter S. A. Skumanich H. G. Koenig 《Journal of religion and health》2010,49(4):485-497
Religious beliefs and practices may aid in coping with bereavement and grief after pregnancy loss. Data from 103 women enrolled
in the original Lehigh Valley Perinatal Loss Project, and who were followed-up for at least 1 year, were evaluated for the
impact of initial religious practices and beliefs on the course and severity of grief. Religious practices corresponding to
standard scales of religiosity and agreement with specific beliefs were rated by the women on a Likert scale of 1–5. Neither
agreement with statements corresponding to extrinsic and intrinsic religiosity or to positive religious coping, nor frequency
of religious service attendance was predictive of follow-up scores on the Perinatal Grief Scale. Religious struggle, agreement
with statements classified as negative religious coping, and continued attachment to the baby were all associated with more
severe grief. 相似文献
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Cowchock FS Meador KG Floyd SE Swamy GK 《The journal of pastoral care & counseling : JPCC》2011,65(1-2):4.1-410
The spiritual needs of couples (9 mothers and 5 fathers) who were planning to terminate wanted second trimester pregnancies because of serious fetal anomalies were surveyed. Their greatest needs were for a "guidance from a higher power" and for "someone to pray for them." Unlike other reported groups of patients, they did not want or expect their healthcare team to discuss their faith, or to pray with them. Most would prefer support from their own pastors, but their religious community was involved to only a small extent. They would welcome support from hospital chaplains, who could play a substantive and unique pastoral role in this clinical context. 相似文献
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Cowchock FS Ellestad SE Meador KG Koenig HG Hooten EG Swamy GK 《Journal of religion and health》2011,50(4):901-910
Women (n = 15) who were pregnant after a traumatic late pregnancy loss (termination because of fetal death or serious anomalies) completed
psychometric screening tests and scales, including the Perinatal Grief Scale (PGS), the Impact of Event Scale (IES), the Duke
Depression Inventory (DDI), the Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7 (GAD), and the Hoge Scale for Intrinsic Religiosity (IR). Despite
a mean elapsed time since the prior loss of 27 (range, 7–47) months, half (7/15, 47%) of the combined groups had high levels
of grief on the PGS. Multiple positive scores on psychometric tests were frequent: Sixty percent (9/15) had high scores on
the PGS Active Grief subscale or on the IES. Forty percent (6/15) had a high score on the DDI, and 17% (3/15) on the GAD.
IR scores significantly and negatively correlated with scores on the Despair subscale of the PGS. The results from this pilot
study suggest that high levels of grief and PTS symptoms are significant problems for pregnant women who have suffered late
loss of a wanted pregnancy. Religiosity may play an important part in maternal coping during these stressful pregnancies. 相似文献
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