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	;;1132^Chiropractic Providers^Chiropractor^Pediatric Chiropractor^111NP0017X^V020900^
	;;1133^Other Service Providers^Reflexologist^^173C00000X^V082400^
	;;1134^Other Service Providers^Sleep Specialist, PhD^^173F00000X^V082500^
	;;1135^Pharmacy Service Providers^Pharmacist^Pharmacist Clinician (PhC)/ Clinical Pharmacy Specialist^1835P0018X^V090106^
	;;1136^Agencies^Foster Care Agency^^253J00000X^^
	;;END
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	; information of definitions
755	;
	;;The highly-trained surgeons that perform Mohs Micrographic Surgery are 
	;;specialists both in dermatology and pathology. With their extensive 
	;;knowledge of the skin and unique pathological skills, they are able to 
	;;remove only diseased tissue, preserving healthy tissue and minimizing the 
	;;cosmetic impact of the surgery. Mohs surgeons who belong to the American 
	;;College of Mohs Surgery (ACMS) have completed a minimum of one year of 
	;;fellowship training at one of the ACMS-approved training centers in the 
	;;U.S.
	;;
	;;Source: American College of Mohs Surgery, 2007
	;; 
	;;Additional Resources: Additional Resources: http://www.mohscollege.org/; 
	;;American Board of Dermatology, 2007. http://www.abderm.org/
	;;END
759	;
	;;Procedural Dermatology, a subspecialty of Dermatology, encompassing a 
	;;wide variety of surgical procedures and methods to remove or modify skin 
	;;tissue for health or cosmetic benefit. These methods include scalpel 
	;;surgery, laser surgery, chemical surgery, cryosurgery (liquid nitrogen), 
	;;electrosurgery, aspiration surgery, liposuction, injection of filler 
	;;substances, and Mohs micrographic controlled surgery (a special technique 
	;;for the removal of growths, especially skin cancers).
	;;
	;;Source: American Board of Dermatology, 2007
	;;
	;;Additional Resources: Some ABMS board certified dermatologists have 
	;;completed a one-year ACGME approved fellowship in Procedural Dermatology, 
	;;which has been offered since 2003. At this time the ABD does not offer 
	;;subspecialty certification in Procedural Dermatology.
	;;END
875	;
	;;A doctor of osteopathy board eligible/certified in the field of 
	;;Psychiatry by the American Osteopathic Board of Neurology and Psychiatry 
	;;is able to obtain a Certificate of Added Qualifications in the field of 
	;;Addiction Medicine.
	;;
	;;Source: American Osteopathic Board of Neurology and Psychiatry, 2007 
	;;
	;;Additional Resources:
	;;https://www.do-online.org/index.cfm?PageID=edu_main&au=D&SubSubPageID=crt_
	;;speclist&SubPageID=crt_main
	;;END
903	;
	;;Trauma surgery is a recognized subspecialty of general surgery. Trauma 
	;;surgeons are physicians who have completed a five-year general surgery 
	;;residency and usually continue with a one to two year fellowship in 
	;;trauma and/or surgical critical care, typically leading to additional 
	;;board certification in surgical critical care. There is no trauma surgery 
	;;board certification at this point. To obtain board certification in 
	;;surgical critical care, a fellowship in surgical critical care or 
	;;anesthesiology critical care must be completed during or after general 
	;;surgery residency.
	;;
	;;Source: American Board of Surgery, 2007
	;;
	;;Additional Resources: http://www.absurgery.org/.
	;;END
905	;
	;;A surgical oncologist is a well-qualified surgeon who has obtained 
	;;additional training and experience in the multidisciplinary approach to 
	;;the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of cancer 
	;;patients, and devotes a major portion of his or her professional practice 
	;;to these activities and cancer research.
	;;
	;;Surgical oncology is a recognized fellowship subspecialty program of 
	;;surgery. Separate board certification is not currently offered.
	;;
	;;Source: Society of Surgical Oncology, 2007
	;; 
	;;Additional Resources: http://www.surgonc.org/; American Board of Medical 
	;;Specialties, 2007, www.abms.org; American Board of Surgery, 2007, 
	;;http://www.absurgery.org/.
	;;END
1132	;
	;;The Pediatric Chiropractor is a chiropractor with specialized, advanced 
	;;training and certification in the evaluation, care and management of 
	;;health and wellness conditions of infancy, childhood and adolescence. 
	;;This specialist provides primary, comprehensive, therapeutic and 
	;;preventative chiropractic health care for newborns through adolescents.
	;;
	;;Source: Council on Chiropractic Pediatrics, American Chiropractic 
	;;Association, 2007
	;;END
1133	;
	;;Reflexologists perform a non-invasive complementary modality involving 
	;;thumb and finger techniques to apply alternating pressure to the reflexes 
	;;within the reflex maps of the body located on the feet, hands, and outer 
	;;ears. Reflexologists apply pressure to specific areas (feet, hands, and 
	;;ears) to promote a response from an area far removed from the tissue 
	;;stimulated via the nervous system and acupuncture meridians. 
	;;Reflexologists are recommended to complete a minimum of 200 hours of 
	;;education, typically including anatomy & physiology, Reflexology theory, 
	;;body systems, zones, meridians & relaxation response, ethics, business 
	;;standards, and supervised practicum.
	;;
	;;Source: National Uniform Claim Committee (based on the American                
	;;Reflexology Certification Board definition of Reflexology), 2007
	;;
	;;Additional Resources: Foot and hand reflexology is a scientific art based 
	;;on the premise that there are zones and reflex areas in the feet and 
	;;hands which correspond to all body parts. The physical act of applying 
	;;specific pressures using thumb, finger and hand techniques result in 
	;;stress reduction which causes a physiological change in the body. 
	;;Reflexology is a non-invasive, complementary modality involving thumb and 
	;;finger techniques to apply alternating pressure to reflexes shown on 
	;;reflex maps of the body located on the feet, hands, and outer ears.
	;;
	;;American Reflexology Certification Board, www.arcb.net/definiti.htm; 
	;;Reflexology Association of America, www.reflexology-usa.org/standards.html
	;;END
1134	;
	;;Sleep medicine is a clinical specialty with a focus on clinical problems 
	;;that require accurate diagnosis and treatment. The knowledge base of 
	;;sleep medicine is derived from many disciplines including neuroanatomy, 
	;;neurophysiology, respiratory physiology, pharmacology, psychology, 
	;;psychiatry, neurology, general internal medicine, pulmonary medicine, and 
	;;pediatrics as well as others.
	;;
	;;Source: National Uniform Claim Committee (based on American Board of Sleep
	;;Medicine), 2007
	;;
	;;Additional resources: www.absm.org
	;;END
1135	;
	;;Pharmacist Clinician/Clinical Pharmacy Specialist is a pharmacist with 
	;;additional training and an expanded scope of practice that may include 
	;;prescriptive authority, therapeutic management, and disease management.   
	;;
	;;Source: National Uniform Claim Committee, 2007
	;;END
1136	;
	;;A Foster Care Agency is an agency that provides foster care as defined in 
	;;the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) as "24-hour substitute care for 
	;;children outside their own homes." Foster care settings include, but are 
	;;not limited to, nonrelative foster family homes, relative foster homes 
	;;(whether payments are being made or not), group homes, emergency 
	;;shelters, residential facilities, and pre-adoptive homes.
	;;
	;;Source: Code Of Federal Regulations, Title 45, Volume 4, Part 1355,
	;;Section 57
	;;END