Can Forensic Psychiatry Really Be Done Over Video?
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Can forensic psychiatry really be done remotely?
In recent years, courts and clinicians have had to grapple with that question as more psychiatric evaluations, depositions, and expert testimony moves online.
In this episode of The Telepsychiatry Advantage, Dr. Edward Kaftarian draws on his own experience as a forensic psychiatrist and expert witness to explain what actually changes when the work happens remotely — and what absolutely cannot. From malingering and competency evaluations to courtroom testimony and technical failures, he breaks down where video works, where it creates new risks, and when showing up in person still matters.
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DISCLAIMER: The opinions expressed in the podcast are Dr. Kaftarian's personal opinions regarding best practices and are not intended to establish or represent the standard of care. It remains the responsibility of each listener to ensure compliance with all applicable standards of care, laws, regulations, and professional requirements.