Practitioners and Workplace Settings

OTAs

OTAs

_______ and PTAs work collaboratively under the direction of PTs or OTs to administer rehabilitation treatments.

who focuses on pregnant women in the delivery of their babies

Obstetricians

What also apply in the case of body piercing for jewelry, electrolysis, tattooing, and ear piercing

exclusions

Privacy

________ (keeping health information confidential and secure, and Enforcing ________ legislation as it pertains to the information for which they are responsible);

Healthcare providers

Are academically prepared ________ who worked directly under a physician.

delegate

The ________- is properly trained and demonstrated competence in completing the act.

uniform set of requirements

When a profession is unregulated, there is no ________.

Diagnoses

________ and treats disorders of the reproductive system.

Professional bodies

________ often use competency- based assessment programs to ensure the content and maintenance of practice standards.

second opinion

A physician is always on stand- by if the nurse feels they are unqualified or need a(n) ________.

financial health information

Provide leadership and expertise in the management of clinical, administrative, and ________ in all formats and a variety of settings.

scope of practice

The ________ ranges from interviewing patients and Health teaching to formatting physical examinations and selecting diagnosed testing.

acute care

anything medically necessary in a hospital setting is paid for by the government

what may only occur if it is consensual by the patient.

delegation

healthcare provider

Regulated professions have a system in place whereby the public can launch complaints against the ________.

Rostering

requires a certain percentage of patients to formalize their relationships with the groups by signing a form agreeing to be a part of the doctors practice

medically necessary

provided by the hospital under the province/territory

drug identification number (DIN)

Any product defined as a drug under the Canadian Food and Drugs Act must have an associated drug identification number

alternative medicine

typically excludes conventional medicine

complementary medicine

the practice of medicine that combines traditional medicine with alternative medicine

delegated act

which a regulated health professional transfers legal authority or permits allow another person to carry out a controlled act they are otherwise unable to do