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PRACTICE ALERTS
This page is provided as a courtesy by the Board to licensees for review of current state laws. It may not contain all changes to laws that affect all licensees within the state. It is the licensees responsibility to remain informed about all relevant and current laws that affect the practice of psychology within the state of Arizona.
December 7, 2007 Board Meeting - Chairperson Paul noted that at a Psychology Ethics conference, the subject of psychologists releasing raw test data to clients when requested was discussed. Dr. Paul remarked that the issue of A.A.C. § R4-26-106 had been previously discussed at the April 6, 2007 Board meeting. Dr. Paul noted that state law pre-empts our statutes and that psychologists are now required to release raw test data upon the request of the client as pursuant to A.R.S. § 12-2293.
House Bill 2115 - It was noted that the state Legislature had passed HB 2115 which affected A.R.S. § 32-2081(F)(3) and (G)(6). This new law gave the Psychologist Examiners Board the authority to issue a non-disciplinary order for a prescribed number of hours of continuing education in areas prescribed by the Board as a means of action in the culmination of an investigation.
House Bill 2786 - It was noted that the state Legislature had passed HB 2786 which became A.A.C. § R4-26-205 (B)(18) and references A.R.S. § 32-3211 about requiring a written protocol for the secure storage, transfer, and access of medical records.
Last Updated: 12/31/2007
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