Divided by miles, connected by purpose: Telepsychology technology in a graduate training program

Jessica C. McKay; Ángel R. Vásquez; Cody L. Chipp; Tara J. Ford; Rebecca V. Robinson; Dinghy Kristine B. Sharma; Samuel H. Johnson; Richard A. Nelson; Rachel V. Boschma-Wynn; Jason L. Whipple; Patrick L. Dulin; James Allen

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Divided by miles, connected by purpose: Telepsychology technology in a graduate training program

Jessica C. McKay, Ángel R. Vásquez, Cody L. Chipp, Tara J. Ford, Rebecca V. Robinson, Dinghy Kristine B. Sharma, Samuel H. Johnson, Richard A. Nelson, Rachel V. Boschma-Wynn, Jason L. Whipple, Patrick L. Dulin, James Allen

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The use of telepsychology technology to deliver psychological services to geographically dispersed and isolated populations is on the rise. The increasing use of technology has not necessarily been accompanied by an enhancement in technology instruction by psychology training programs. A model of doctoral training is offered that integrates telepsychology technology throughout its curriculum, training, and program administration. Results from an evaluation of the acceptability and perceived effectiveness of the model in a graduate training program is presented along with recommendations for telepsychology training in professional psychology.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	166-173
Number of pages	8
Journal	Training and Education in Professional Psychology
Volume	7
Issue number	3
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1037/a0033568
State	Published - Aug 2013

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Rural service delivery
Telehealth
Telepsychology
Training
Videoconferencing

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McKay, J. C., Vásquez, Á. R., Chipp, C. L., Ford, T. J., Robinson, R. V., Sharma, D. K. B., Johnson, S. H., Nelson, R. A., Boschma-Wynn, R. V., Whipple, J. L., Dulin, P. L., & Allen, J. (2013). Divided by miles, connected by purpose: Telepsychology technology in a graduate training program. Training and Education in Professional Psychology, 7(3), 166-173. https://doi.org/10.1037/a0033568

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