Health Care and Clinical Licensing

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"PROBABLE ECONOMIC EFFECTS ON HEALTH CARE SERVICES OF THE ELIMINATION OF CLINICAL LICENSURE

Abstract
This research examined the likely effects on health care services of the elimination of clinical licensure for health care providers. Strong arguments exist on each side of the issue of clinical licensure. Certainly, health providers are in a conflict of interest situation in an environment characterized by clinical licensure, as provider self-interests cannot help but influence the decisions of licensing authorities. Conversely, while the argument that consumers should assume greater responsibility for their own health is valid, the sad fact is that a large proportion of consumers would fall prey to quacks and other frauds in a health care services environment ..."

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