Practice Setting definition
Practice Setting means either of the following:
Practice Setting means the type of service delivery such as acute care, outpatient, inpatient rehabilitation, long term care, home health, educational settings or DDSD.
Practice Setting means any public or private counseling service agency or delivery system within which professional counseling is practiced or professional counseling services are delivered.
More Definitions of Practice Setting
Practice Setting means a placement which is part of a student’s program that places or may place the student in contact with the public.
Practice Setting means the usual single physical setting the General Practice operates from, normally considered to be a general practice surgery. Any satellite practice operations need to be deemed rural by the relevant DHB and approved by the ACC Portfolio Manager prior to service commencement under this Service Schedule. Any satellite practice operation will need to have access to a General Practitioner where clinically appropriate.
Practice Setting typically means the employer or work setting where an attorney practices. Common practice settings include working for a government agency, public interest organization, judge, law firm - small, mid-sized, or large firm - or a corporation. Different work settings will come with different
Practice Setting means the usual single physical setting the General Practice operates from, normally considered to be a general practice surgery. Any satellite practice operations need to be deemed rural by the relevant DHB and approved by the ACC Portfolio Manager prior to service commencement under
Practice Setting means the public or private social work delivery system within which social work is practiced or social work services are delivered.
Practice Setting. ' means the public or private marriage and family therapy service agency or delivery system within which marriage and family therapy is practiced or marriage and family therapy services are delivered.