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Appendix C: Definition of Terms Used in This Report
Pages 227-230

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... Counseling: An array of noninvasive and nonpharmacologic interventions whose primary focus is on promoting coping and facilitating growth related to life-cycle transitions. Credentialing: The systematic process of screening and evaluating qualifications and other relevant evidence -- such as licensure, education, training, and clinical experience -- to ensure that specific requirements are met.
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From page 228...
... Privileging by a healthcare organization is based on an evaluation of a provider's credentials and performance in delivering services competently, and it authorizes the provider to perform the duties outlined in his or her professional scope of practice. Psychotherapy: An array of noninvasive and nonpharmacologic clinical interventions whose primary focus is on remedying symptoms, behaviors, and affect associated with psychopathologic conditions; fostering emotional growth; and improving functioning.
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From page 229...
... It may include a list of circumstances under which the activities or procedures must be performed under some form of supervision. Treatment: An array of procedures and interventions intended to alleviate illness and improve or if possible restore health and improve function in affected people.
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