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Quality Control in EEG Practices

Quality Control in EEG Practices

This brief paper aims to highlight some of the important considerations to guide the practice of EEG practitioners and to help this cohort to identify areas for their further professional development and supervision”. EEG practitioners working as health professionals are accountable to industry codes of conduct and clinical guidelines which articulate protocols for Patient-Professional Interaction and Patient–Instrument Interface. Both areas will be discussed in this paper.

Areas of Interest / Categories: ANSA, ANSA 2013

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