Authorizing practitioner definition

Authorizing practitioner means the individual practitioners licensed in Washington state, or another state according to the exemp- tion criteria established in chapters 18.57, 18.71, and 18.79 RCW, and authorized to approve a home health plan of care:
Authorizing practitioner means the individual practitioners licensed in Washington state and authorized to approve a hospice plan of care:
Authorizing practitioner means a physician, osteopath, nurse practitioner and physician assistant who has the licensed ability to write medical orders for skilled care interventions requiring a practitioner order.

Examples of Authorizing practitioner in a sentence

  • Authorizing practitioner orders must be initially obtained and updated when a sig­ nificant change occurs or at least ((annualy [annually] annually when required by applicable state practice laws for licensed therapists.

  • Authorizing practitioner orders must be initially obtained and updated when a sig- nificant change occurs or at least annually when required by applica- ble state practice laws for licensed therapists.(a) Persons that can provide rehabilitative care under the direc- tion and supervision of a licensed therapist include occupational therapy aides, occupational therapy assistants, physical therapy aides, physical therapy assistants, and nurses within their respective scopes of practice.

  • Authorizing practitioner orders must be initially obtained and updated when a sig- nificant change occurs or at least annually when required by applica- ble state practice laws for licensed therapists.

  • Authorizing practitioner orders must be initially obtained and updated when a signifi- cant change occurs or at least annualy [annually] when required by applicable state practice laws for licensed thera- pists.


More Definitions of Authorizing practitioner

Authorizing practitioner means a physician, osteopath, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant who has the licensed abili- ty to write medical orders for skilled care and interventions that re- quire a practitioner order.
Authorizing practitioner means an individual authorized to approve a home health, hospice or hospice care center plan of care.
Authorizing practitioner means the individual prac- titioners licensed in Washington state and authorized to approve a hospice plan of care:
Authorizing practitioner means a physician, oste- opath, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant who has the licensed ability to write medical orders for skilled care and interventions that require a practitioner order.
Authorizing practitioner means the individual practitioners licensed in Washington state, or another state according to the exemp-

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