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71-6217. Registration, defined.Registration shall mean the formal notification which, prior to rendering services, a practitioner submits to a state agency setting forth the name and address of the practitioner, the location, nature, and operation of the health activity to be practiced, and such other information which is required by the regulatory entity. A registered practitioner may be subject to discipline and standards of professional conduct established by the regulatory entity but shall not be required to meet any test of education, experience, or training in order to render services. SourceLaws 1985, LB 407, § 17; Laws 1988, LB 384, § 5.

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71-6217. Registration, defined.Registration shall mean the formal notification which, prior to rendering services, a practitioner submits to a state agency setting forth the name and address of the practitioner, the location, nature, and operation of the health activity to be practiced, and such other information which is required by the regulatory entity. A registered practitioner may be subject to discipline and standards of professional conduct established by the regulatory entity but shall not be required to meet any test of education, experience, or training in order to render services. SourceLaws 1985, LB 407, § 17; Laws 1988, LB 384, § 5.

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71-6217. Registration, defined.Registration shall mean the formal notification which, prior to rendering services, a practitioner submits to a state agency setting forth the name and address of the practitioner, the location, nature, and operation of the health activity to be practiced, and such other information which is required by the regulatory entity. A registered practitioner may be subject to discipline and standards of professional conduct established by the regulatory entity but shall not be required to meet any test of education, experience, or training in order to render services. SourceLaws 1985, LB 407, § 17; Laws 1988, LB 384, § 5.