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Preface and Acknowledgments | |
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Biomedicine and Holistic Healing | |
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The Biomedical Paradigm | |
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The Holistic Healing Paradigm | |
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Holism and Mechanism | |
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The Use of Holistic Therapies | |
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Scientific Substantiation and Methodological Issues | |
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An Integrated Health Care System | |
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Biomedical Regulation in Historical Context | |
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The Emergence of Licensing | |
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The Development of the Biomedical Community | |
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The Response of the Regulatory Paradigm | |
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State Law Regulation of Medicine | |
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The Police Power Rationale | |
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Legal Definitions of the Practice of Medicine | |
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Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention, and Cure | |
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Holding Oneself Out to the Public | |
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Intending to Receive a Fee, Gift, or Other Compensation | |
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Attaching a Title to One's Name | |
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Maintaining an Office | |
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Performing Surgery | |
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Using, Administering, or Prescribing Drugs | |
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Miscellaneous Definitional Provisions | |
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Unauthorized Professional Practice | |
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The Nonlicensed Provider | |
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Independent Holistic Practice | |
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Occupational Licensure | |
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Scope-of-Practice Limitations | |
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Licensing of Complementary and Alternative Providers | |
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Chiropractic | |
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Massage Therapy | |
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Naturopathy | |
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Homeopathy | |
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Acupuncture | |
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Lay Practice | |
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Legislatively Authorized Boundaries of Practice | |
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Scope of Practice: The Case of Chiropractic | |
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Nutritional Care | |
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Colonic Irrigation | |
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Acupuncture and Other Modalities | |
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Physical Examination and Other Procedures | |
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Addressing Scope-of-Practice Risks | |
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Malpractice and Vicarious Liability | |
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Physicians' Malpractice Liability | |
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The Case of Chelation Therapy | |
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Informed Consent | |
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Assumption of Risk | |
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Malpractice by Complementary and Alternative Providers | |
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Professional Standards of Care | |
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Heightened Standard of Care | |
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Duty to Refer and Misrepresentation | |
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Malpractice Liability of Health Care Institutions | |
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Access to Treatments | |
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Treatments Requiring New Drug Approval | |
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Nutritional Therapies | |
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Dietary Supplements and Health Claims | |
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Health Care Freedom | |
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Discipline and Sanction | |
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The Disciplinary Process | |
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Homeopathy | |
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Chelation Therapy | |
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Ozone Therapy | |
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State Medical Freedom Acts | |
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Third-Party Reimbursement | |
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Voluntary and Mandated Coverage | |
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Selected Exclusions and Coverage Issues | |
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Experimental Treatments | |
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Medically Necessary Treatments | |
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Health Care Fraud and Insurance Fraud | |
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The Evolution of Legal Authority | |
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Professional Licensure and Scope of Practice | |
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Malpractice and Professional Discipline | |
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Fraud and Health Care Freedom | |
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Integral Health Care | |
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Conclusion | |
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Notes | |
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Index | |