In some provinces,a restricted activities or controlled acts model is currently in place.A main distinction between this model and the model of licensure that is still used in most other provinces is that
A) each health care provider is registered to conduct specific tasks.
B) specific acts are licenced.
C) acts cannot be shared among health care providers unless they are registered.
D) nurses are bound by exclusive scopes of practice.

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In Ontario,Alberta,and British Columbia,a common framework known as a restricted activities or controlled acts model created consistent approaches among the health professions with regard to discipline,registration,continuing competency,and restricted activities.A main distinction between this model and the model of licensure still used in all other provinces and territories is that nurses are not bound by exclusive scopes of practice.Rather than care providers being licenced,specific acts are licenced.This allows more than one profession to perform the same act,or parts of the act: for example,prescribing medication.

In Some Provinces,a Restricted Activities or Controlled Acts Model Is