Hello Joe: Will you further explain your below statement?
I may be wrong, but I believe that all states provide some form of OT regulation. However, not all states provide licensure. What is OT's unique contribution to healthcare? What is it that we do that no other profession can do better or equally? Ron =============================================================== On 9/6/2003,[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: JW> While I hope that "occupation" is our domain, legally we cannot claim it as JW> ours only. With a couple of states yet to regulate OT in the US, anybody can JW> practice it there. While the principle of occupation has certainly be JW> claimed by our profession- and, "occupation" is what we "do-mainly", it is JW> not our domain in the strictest legal sense, since it is practiced overtly JW> or covertly by other professions. (The very topic of our thread). *****************************��********************************** To remove yourself from the OTnow mail list, send a message to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In the message, indicate what address you want removed from OTnow - List messages are archived at: http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED] *****************************��***********************************
