L2- Licensure

Question 1

Public Law - state legislature example?

primary role?

promulgates?

Answer 1

primary role = to interpret and enforce the law in order to protect the public

Question 2

issues OR PROMULGATES

- done by?

Answer 2

by public law - state legislature

- primary role is to interpret and ENFORCE the law in order to protect the public

Question 3

licensure cosidered ___ law

Answer 3

public law

Question 4

OSHA is what typee of law

Answer 4

federal law

public law

Question 5

examples of public law

Answer 5

state dental practice acts

dental state boards, public health agencies, human rights commissions

HIPPA
OSHA

Question 6

private laws

Answer 6

violation of a patients civil rights by the commissions of tort or breach of contract

example - judicial branch - common law of torts and contracts

Question 7

purpose of licensure

Answer 7

protection of the public
- to protect the public from being mistreated or misled by inompentent practioners

protection of the profession
- limiting who practices

Question 8

licensure is regulated by

Answer 8

the state government

states rights versus freedom of movement

Question 9

promulgates means

Answer 9

regulates- put into effect

Question 10

state legislature primary role

Answer 10

interpret and ennforce the law in order to protect public

PROMULGATES rules and regulations

Question 11

jurisprudence means

Answer 11

a body of law you are required to know for licensure

need to familiarize yourself – maintain knowldge of the regulations

Question 12

standard provisions in dental practices acts (4 main)

Answer 12

1. eligibility for licensure
2. methods and requirements for licensure
3. definition of the practice of dentistry
4. grounds for suspension or revocation of licenses

Question 13

how do we protect public

Answer 13

1. initial licensure

2. continued competence

Question 14

continued competence

why?

Answer 14

complaints to boards

• the patients
• former employees

re-examination- specialists vs generalist

Question 15

grounds for suspension / revocation

Answer 15

conviction of a crime

unprofessional conduct and/ or incompetence

personal or professinoal impairment or incapacity

Question 16

quasis criminal

Answer 16

practicing without a license

Question 17

internet list of individuals in violation of licensing laws may be available to public

Answer 17

true

Question 18

malpractice history may be available to the public

Answer 18

true

Question 19

initial licensure incoporates

Answer 19

intitial knowledge and skills

autonomy after liensure

reciprocity

Question 20

3 regional exams

Answer 20

western (WREB)

southern (SRTA)

the commission for dental competency assessments (NERB/ ADEX)

Question 21

to get license in mass

Answer 21

pass NBE I 
pass NBE part II
regional clinical licensure exam 
pass written state exam 
pass jurisprudence exam 
pay licensure fee to state

Question 22

integrated NBDE first official when?

Answer 22

august 1 2020

Question 23

initial licensure in canada

Answer 23

graduate from accredeted

general certification from NBDE
- written exam and OBSCE

certification exams must be taken within 7 years of graduation

provincial lecensure

Question 24

general of canadian licensure

Answer 24

provincial or territorial oversight

13 different regulatory authorities

Question 25

criminal law

Answer 25

a crime may be a violation of an act of congress, the statute of a stae, one of the rules or regulations of an administrative agency, or the local law

Question 26

licensure status is public knowledge

Answer 26

yes

Question 27

unlicensed practice of dentistry is consideres

Answer 27

A CRIMINAL ACT

Question 28

Aspects of the future of licensure

Answer 28

elimnation of clinical licensure examination

national licensure

continued competence