Jerry W. Miller
Abstract
In California, legislation that would give respiratory therapists legal credentialing has a 50-50 chance of enactment, say proponents. Therapists in Michigan are pinning their hopes on title licensure. In Utah a licensing bill for RTs is being rewritten. Arguments by both sides of the issue are presented here.
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In California, legislation that would give respiratory therapists legal credentialing has a 50-50 chance of enactment, say proponents. Therapists in Michigan are pinning their hopes on title licensure. In Utah a licensing bill for RTs is being rewritten. Arguments by both sides of the issue are presented here.
Key concepts: Credentialing, Licensure, Legislation, Medical education, Political science, Psychology, Law, Medicine