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Licensure, Certification,Licensure,
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Terms in this set (76)
Licensure, certification, and registration also how services are provided
place restrictions on _____ by requiring adherence
to a code of ethics.
licensure, certification, and registration impose trained
restrictions on how practitioners are ___
credentialing requirements can influence how paid for their services
speech-language pathologists and audiologists
are ____
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Credentials influence clinician functioning in place restrictions on how services are provided
what 3 ways?
impose restrictions on how practitioners are trained
influence how speech-language pathologists and audiologists are
paid for their services
Practitioners in most other health-related fields 20th
(including speech-language pathology and
audiology) were not regulated prior to the ___
century.
T/F - The individuals and groups who seek T
regulation for an occupation (particularly a
profession) tend to be those who are members
of it rather than consumers of its services
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What is the primary justification for regulation? the protection of public health, safety, or morals. Those seeking
The main benefits? regulation argue that without it, incompetent practitioners will offer
their services.
___ can be justified on the basis that it tends to Credentialing
raise the average quality of the services offered
by the members of a profession.
What may the real primary motivation for to gain legal status, or recognition, for their profession. AKA
Credentialing be? EXCLUSIVE CLAIM TO SEGMENT OF THE HEALTH SERVICE
TERRITORY. For certain services for those who have certain
disorders.
Once a profession is awarded legal status and is given the exclusive
right to practice in the field of its competence, it can inhibit the
practice of impostors by taking action in the courts.... Each
profession defines an area of practice in which it has a monopoly
and fights hard to preserve that unique area
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Guide
& Accreditation
_ Healthcare
Registration
Study
& Professional
Guide
& Accreditation
_ Healthcare
Standards.pdf
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Standards.pdf
& Professional Standards.pdf
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Licensure, Certification,Licensure,
Registration
Certification,
& Accreditation
Licensure,
Registration
StudyCertification,
Guide
& Accreditation
_ Healthcare
Registration
Study
& Professional
Guide
& Accreditation
_ Healthcare
Standards.pdf
Study
& Professional
Guide _ Healthcare
Standards.pdf
& Professional Standards.pdf
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Terms in this set (76)
Licensure, certification, and registration also how services are provided
place restrictions on _____ by requiring adherence
to a code of ethics.
licensure, certification, and registration impose trained
restrictions on how practitioners are ___
credentialing requirements can influence how paid for their services
speech-language pathologists and audiologists
are ____
Q1_ Licensure, Certification, Registration, and Accreditation.pdf Q1_ Licensure, Certification, Registration, and Accreditation.pdf Q1_ Licensure, Certification, Registration, and Accreditation.pdf
,Q1_ Licensure, Certification, Registration, and Accreditation.pdf Q1_ Licensure, Certification, Registration, and Accreditation.pdf Q1_ Licensure, Certification, Registration, and Accreditation.pdf
Credentials influence clinician functioning in place restrictions on how services are provided
what 3 ways?
impose restrictions on how practitioners are trained
influence how speech-language pathologists and audiologists are
paid for their services
Practitioners in most other health-related fields 20th
(including speech-language pathology and
audiology) were not regulated prior to the ___
century.
T/F - The individuals and groups who seek T
regulation for an occupation (particularly a
profession) tend to be those who are members
of it rather than consumers of its services
Q1_ Licensure, Certification, Registration, and Accreditation.pdf Q1_ Licensure, Certification, Registration, and Accreditation.pdf Q1_ Licensure, Certification, Registration, and Accreditation.pdf
, Q1_ Licensure, Certification, Registration, and Accreditation.pdf Q1_ Licensure, Certification, Registration, and Accreditation.pdf Q1_ Licensure, Certification, Registration, and Accreditation.pdf
What is the primary justification for regulation? the protection of public health, safety, or morals. Those seeking
The main benefits? regulation argue that without it, incompetent practitioners will offer
their services.
___ can be justified on the basis that it tends to Credentialing
raise the average quality of the services offered
by the members of a profession.
What may the real primary motivation for to gain legal status, or recognition, for their profession. AKA
Credentialing be? EXCLUSIVE CLAIM TO SEGMENT OF THE HEALTH SERVICE
TERRITORY. For certain services for those who have certain
disorders.
Once a profession is awarded legal status and is given the exclusive
right to practice in the field of its competence, it can inhibit the
practice of impostors by taking action in the courts.... Each
profession defines an area of practice in which it has a monopoly
and fights hard to preserve that unique area
Q1_ Licensure, Certification, Registration, and Accreditation.pdf Q1_ Licensure, Certification, Registration, and Accreditation.pdf Q1_ Licensure, Certification, Registration, and Accreditation.pdf
