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Identifies barriers to electroneurodiagnostic technologist licensure; leaves open optimal regulatory approaches for practice and research.
.Intraoperative neurophysiologic monitoring is driving the changing roles and responsibilities of electroneurodiagnostic technology. The long-standing issues of technologist education, background training, range in experience, performance abilities, and credentialing are now joined by the question of appropriate practice. This is an area of emerging controversy. Public protection and occupational accountability are central to this profound problem. Without state licensing, the controls on the occupation and voluntary certification mechanisms fall short of consumer protection. This article explores the current issues surrounding state regulation of the technology.
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