Which is an essential element of liability prevention in Direct Access practice?

Which is an essential element of liability prevention in Direct Access practice?

• A. Conducting care outside the designated scope of practice.
• B. Adherence to scope of practice, proper supervision, thorough documentation, and timely referrals.
• C. Relying on patient self-diagnosis for referrals.
• D. No documentation to avoid liability.

Answer: (B)