With respect to computer outputs of technology-assisted assessments, clinicians should:

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Clinicians should always examine the content of computer outputs before sharing the results with clients. While technology-assisted assessments can be helpful, they are not infallible, and it is important for clinicians to ensure that the output is accurate and appropriate for the specific client. Trusting that computer-generated reports will be equal in quality to reports written by clinicians (Choice A) is not advisable, as technology is not a substitute for the clinical judgment and expertise of a human clinician. While relying on computers for assessment scoring (Choice B) may be appropriate, it is still important for the clinician to review and interpret the results themselves.

With Respect to Computer Outputs of Technology-Assisted Assessments, Clinicians Should