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Psychology board highlights telehealth growth, PSYPACT use and oversight program expansion
Summary
The Minnesota Board of Psychology reported rising telehealth use among psychologists, significant PSYPACT activity into Minnesota, and the board’s new role administering the Health Professional Services Program (HPSP), which monitors clinicians with illness affecting practice.
Sam Sands, executive director of the Minnesota Board of Psychology, told the Health Finance and Policy Committee on March 3 that telehealth and interstate compact participation have expanded access to psychological services in Minnesota and that the board recently assumed administration of the Health Professional Services Program (HPSP).
Nut graf: The board said about 457…
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