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1. Illinois law allows psychologists to prescribe
Illinois joins New Mexico and Louisiana as states that allow licensed clinical psychologists with advanced, specialized training to prescribe certain medications for the treatment of mental health disorders.
(September 2014)
2. Practice Assessment adds value
APAPO's primary purpose is to advocate for the practice community in the nation's legislatures, courts, marketplace and the media.
(September 2006)
3. Revised codes, higher payments for testing services in 2006
CMS will reimburse the testing codes at a higher rate. Under the new Medicare fee schedule, psychologists will see a 26 to 69 percent increase in average payments for outpatient testing services.
(January 2006)
4. Louisiana implements prescriptive authority
The law allows only psychologists who have completed a postdoctoral master's degree in clinical psychopharmacology from a regionally accredited institution and have passed a national examination to prescribe.
(March 2005)
5. Prescription for success
New Mexico is the first state to implement prescribing regulations for psychologists.
(February 2005)
6. APA helps shape new IDEA law
The legislation, last reauthorized in 1997, regulates special education for more than 6.7 million children with special needs.
(February 2005)
7. Psychology gains new CPT testing codes for 2006
The codes are another step toward gaining higher Medicare reimbursement rates for psychological testing and assessment services.
(February 2005)
8. Psychologists host a public forum on resilience in wartime
Almost 200 Californians turned out for tips on how to build resilience.
(June 2003)

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