In-Person and Online Psychiatric Care: How to Structure a Private Practice

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A psychiatrist preparing to launch her private medical practice approached our firm. She planned to independently consult adult patients both in-office and online, diagnose conditions, prescribe treatment, and issue electronic prescriptions. She required the necessary operational documentation for patient interactions and a clear framework for managing her Continuous Professional Development (CPD) portfolio.

Initially, the request was broad: to provide a complete set of registers, orders, policies, standard operating procedures (SOPs), consent forms, and medical records. Following an audit, rather than transferring a large clinic's documentation package onto a sole practitioner, we identified the critical minimum, prepared five interconnected documents, and separately addressed the questions that arose after the Client reviewed them.

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Publication date: 06/09/2026


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Name: Edgar Simonyan

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Education: Master’s Degree, East European University of Economics and Management

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