The EFPA executive Council accepted the recommendation by EFPA board of Assessment, to endorse the joint statement from the EU Health Policy Platform AI Thematic Network. AI is highly relevant…
These guidelines are recommendations to facilitate EFPA Member Associations in creating changes in their national ethical codes, developing specific ethical recommendations and guidance on this topic, providing information, and conducting…
This report provides an overview of how psychotherapy is regulated and practiced across Europe, based on an EFPA survey of Member Associations. It explores the relationship between psychologists and psychotherapists,…
Psychologists would think it absurd to classify same psychological instrument once as a medical device (computer-based procedure) and once not (“manual” procedure). However under Regulation (EU) 217/145 this could happen…
Psychologists have a great responsibility to use their knowledge in the direction of human well-being. To get good professional performance an adequate education and training t is mandatory. A Psychologist…
Recommendations on evaluative procedures and corrective actions developed by the Board of Ethics (Update from the version of July 2005) These recommendations build on the EFPA Meta-Code of Ethics. The…
In 2023 the Project Group eHealth will be organising a webinar series on the potential of technology for psychology. A first kick-off event already took place on 22 November 2022…
While online consultations have shown promise to be a means for the effective delivery of high-quality mental healthcare and the first implementations of these digital therapeutic contacts go back nearly…
Guidelines for victims to collaboration with media just after a traumatic event.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a fast-evolving and strategic technology with tremendous opportunities. However, some of its uses pose specific significant risks to the application of various EU rules designed to…
European Federation of Psychologists’Associations AISBL
