Montana HB806 revises laws related to dietitians and nutritionists, including licensure requirements, criminal background checks, and supervision.
Montana HB806 revises laws related to dietitians and nutritionists by updating licensure requirements, adding criminal background checks for applicants, and setting standards for supervision. The bill defines terms such as "nutrition assessment," "nutrition diagnosis," and "medical nutrition therapy." It also outlines the scope of dietetic-nutrition practice and the duties of qualified supervisors. The legislation aims to protect public health, safety, and welfare by ensuring high-quality dietetics and nutritional services.
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