This questionnaire will help assess your current and intended use of AI tools in your practice. Your responses will inform the structure, content, and scope of a customized AI policy that aligns with your clinical values, compliance needs, and risk tolerance.
Please answer each question thoroughly (the form will take 5 minutes). If a question does not apply to your practice, please write "N/A".
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Overview
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Your name and role
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If your practice has a mission statement, please share it here
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Email
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Practice size: Number of licensed clinicians and designation (LPC, PsyD, PhD, LMFT, LCSW, etc)
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Practice size: Number of interns or associates
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Practice size: Number of administrative staff
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Types of services offered (ie: individual therapy, group therapy, testing, supervision, training)
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Do you offer virtual care (if so, what platform do you use)?
Current Use of AI Tools
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Are any AI tools currently in use at your practice? If yes, please list them and describe their primary function (ie: note summaries, scheduling, transcription, clinical suggestions, HR processes, etc.)
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Who uses these tools?
Clinicians
Supervisors
Administrative staff
Interns or associates
Clients (patient-facing tools)
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Are clients aware that AI tools are being used in any part of their care? If yes, how is this disclosed?
Planned or Intended Use of AI Tools
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Are you planning to expand your use of AI tools into any of the following within the next 6-12 months?
Clinical documentation support
Risk assessment or diagnostic support
Treatment planning
Client-facing chatbots (for informational and/or therapeutic purposes)
Intake, scheduling, administrative automation
Supervision or training augmentation
Marketing or content generation
Other (if so, please describe in the following question)
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If you are planning on other tool implementation, describe here (if not, write N/A)
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What are your main goals for using AI in your practice? (ie: improving efficiency, enhancing documentation quality, expanding access, reducing clinician burden, increasing client engagement, etc.)
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Are there any areas where you explicitly do not want AI used (ie: direct clinical decision-making, client communication, documentation without clinician review, etc.)
Consent and Privacy
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Have you developed a client-facing informed consent specific to AI use? (this is included in your AI policy development if you do not have one yet)
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Have you conducted any risk assessments or audits related to AI tools connected to vendor platforms (ie: Simple Practice, etc.)?
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Do you need your AI policy to help meet any of the following standards or requirements?
HIPAA compliance
Accreditation standards
Professional ethical codes (ie: APA, NBCC, NASW, ACA)
State licensing boards
Other (if so, please describe in the next question)
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If other standards or requirements, describe here (if not, write N/A)
Staff Competence and Culture
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Have your clinicians received any formal training on AI tools or digital ethics? (if so, describe)
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What values are most important to you as you implement and/or restrict AI use? (ie: transparency, client safety, relational care, efficiency, access, practice protection, etc.)
Conclusion
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Are there any unique considerations about your practice or population served that might influence the design of your AI policy? (ie: trauma specialization, multilingual clients, pediatric or geriatric care, neurodiversity, etc.).Please share anything else important before we begin drafting your AI policy.
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