The National Register enhances health service psychologists' contributions to healthcare by:

Monitoring healthcare reform progress and disseminating information on the integral role of health service psychologists. If you are not a National Register member, join our Facebook page and stay up to date.

Identifying and promoting examples of effective models for quality healthcare services by publishing articles which describe service delivery programs and their implementation. For example, here are a few examples of articles from previous editions of The Register Report:

• Blending Behavioral Health into Primary Care at Cherokee Health Systems
  
  
• Core Competencies for Interprofessional Collaborative Practice
  
  
• Expanding Psychologists' Clinical Roles
  
  
• Graduate School Practica in Primary Care Settings: Building Identity and Competencies
  
  
• I Ola Lahui: Rural Hawaii Behavioral Health Program
  
  
• The Integration of Psychology Services at Hurley Medical Center in Flint, Michigan: The Benefits of Parallel Training for Physicians and Psychologists
  
  
• The Role of the Psychologist in Intermountain's Mental Health Integration Program

Advocating for the integration of psychological services into primary healthcare. Here are a few recent examples of comment letters submitted by National Register Executive Officer Judy E. Hall, PhD:

• The National Register comments on the proposed regulations of Accountable Care Organizations
  
  
• The National Register comments to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) proposed regulations regarding the Conditions of Participation for Community Mental Health Centers

Serving as a National Committee on Quality Assurance (NCQA) deemed source for credentials verification of psychologists' education, training and board certification. Go to our healthcare credentials verification website www.NationalRegisterPro.org for more information. 

Updated: February 6, 2013