Regulatory Terminology Flashcards

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Accreditation

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A formal process by which an authorized body assesses & recognizes an organization, program, group, or individual as compliant with regulations.

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Administrative Agency

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A govt entity or an entity created by a statute that administers a legal framework which governs the implementation & delivery of a public program.

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Administrative Code

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All regulations made by administrative agencies of a jurisdiction brought together in 1 unit.

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Administrative Law

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Statutes rules, regulations, orders, and decisions that determine how regulatory bodies operate and the scope of their authority.

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Certificant (Licensee)

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Person who has been awarded certification and the right to practice a specific profession.

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Certification

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Procedure by which an authorized body evaluates and recognizes an individual, institution, or educational program as meeting predetermined requirements.

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Certification Body

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Agency awarding certification.

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Code of Conduct

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Behaviors that set out the rules for ethical/legal duties and obligations of all members of a specified group.

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Competence

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Demonstrated ability to apply knowledge or skills, and where relevant, demonstrated personal attributes as defined in certification requirements.

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Compliance

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Conforming to the guidelines on which accreditation was based.

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Credentialing

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Process of assessing & validating qualifications of a practitioner to provide services; also applies to programs and products that have met established standards.

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Governance

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Combination of processes and structures implemented by a board to inform, direct, manage, and monitor the activities of the organization.

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Interim License

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License for an initial period pending completion of an additional requirement(s).

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Jurisdiction

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Legal right by which an adjudicative body exercises its authority to receive evidence, apply the law, control its processes, make decisions, and declare judgments; the geographic area covered by this authority.

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Law

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Rules, standards, and principles enacted by a political authority and interpreted by the courts that guide a defined jurisdiction.

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License

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Recognition of competence to practice a given occupation or profession conveyed to an individual or entity by a regulatory body.

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Monitoring Compliance

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Oversight carried out by accreditation bodies to ensure continuing compliance with accreditation standards.

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Out of Compliance

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Failure of an accredited organization to meet agreed accreditation standards.

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Practitioner

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Person who practices a specific occupation/profession.

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Probation

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Order that allows an individual to begin or continue to practice subject to certain conditions/stipulations.

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Promulgate

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To issue and publicize the terms of a law, thereby putting the law into effect.

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Recertification

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Requirement for periodic re-evaluation of activities designed to provide assurance that the knowledge & skills of the practitioner are current.

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Reciprocity

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Agreement between jurisdictions allowing practitioners from either jurisdiction to be recognized by the other without having to demonstrate any degree of competence.

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Regulation

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Statement issued by an administrative agency that sets standards, directs conduct, and has the force of a law.

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Renewal

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Requirement for periodic contact between licensees and the regulatory body to maintain licensure/certification; may require updating contact information, payment of a fee, and/or demonstration of continuing competence.

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Revocation

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Removing the license to prohibit the practice of a profession.

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Sanction

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Penalty imposed in a disciplinary process

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Scope of Practice

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Range of responsibilities and accountabilities that define a profession’s practice.

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Standard of Practice

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Rules, requirements, responsibilities, and conditions that describe the minimal level of expected performance of a profession.

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Statute

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A law that governs conduct within its scope.

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Unfair/Deceptive Practice

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Practice that misleads or cheats consumers.

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Violation

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To break a law, rule, or regulation intentionally or unintentionally.