ABCN Continuing Education and Reaccreditation 4

Question 1

A diplomate wishes to use supervision of a trainee in neuropsychology as CE credit. This is most likely permissible when:

Accepted Answer

The supervision is structured, documented, and meets ABCN criteria for teaching credit

Answer

Structured, documented supervision that meets ABCN's criteria for professional teaching activities can qualify for CE credit.

Question 2

Which of the following topics would most directly satisfy CE requirements in the ethics domain for ABCN reaccreditation?

Accepted Answer

A seminar on informed consent and confidentiality in neuropsychological assessment

Answer

Topics like informed consent and confidentiality directly address ethical obligations in neuropsychological practice.

Question 3

How should a diplomate handle a situation where a CE provider goes out of business and original completion records are unavailable?

Accepted Answer

The diplomate should contact ABCN and provide any available secondary documentation

Answer

ABCN advises diplomates to report the situation and provide secondary evidence such as payment receipts or email confirmations.

Question 4

Under which circumstance would ABCN most likely grant an extension on the reaccreditation deadline?

Accepted Answer

The diplomate experienced a serious medical illness during the cycle

Answer

ABCN may grant extensions for serious, documented personal hardships such as significant medical illness.

Question 5

A diplomate attends a workshop on telehealth delivery of neuropsychological services. This CE would be best categorized under:

Accepted Answer

Service delivery and professional practice

Answer

Telehealth delivery methods relate directly to how neuropsychological services are provided, fitting within service delivery CE categories.

(ABCN) American Board of Clinical Neuropsychology Practice Test