The midlevel provider proposed in 2015 by the ADHA differs from the ADHP in which of the following ways?

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In 2015 ADHA proposed a midlevel oral health practitioner, also a dental hygiene-based model and defined as "a licensed dental hygienist who has graduated from an accredited dental hygiene program and who provides primary oral health care directly to patients to promote and restore oral health through assessment, diagnosis, treatment, evaluation, and referral services." This concept is similar to the ADHP, but without the requirement of a Master's degree.

The Midlevel Provider Proposed in 2015 by the ADHA Differs