What Is the Main Difference Between a Two-Tier Regulatory System

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Multiple Choice

What is the main difference between a two-tier regulatory system for nurses and a single-tier system?

• A) A two-tier system ensures due process in the complaint resolution process.
• B) A single-tier system does not deal with complaints about a nurse's practice.
• C) A single-tier system is not self-regulatory.
• D) A two-tier system has a regulatory branch underneath a higher level body.

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Definitions:

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