I want to explore some of the concerns that were expressed in the last round table about psychologists and the difference across the country in terms of their scope of practice. I thought 10 years ago that scope of practice was an outmoded view, and that we were supposed to be moving to core competencies based not only on the letters after your name, but also on your geography, IT backup, and all of those things. Certain people have a core competency that can be augmented in various ways.
How far are we from being able to have that conversation across the country, and being able to move in a way that isn't hard lines on scope of practice toward a much more flexible approach of letting people do what they're good at and what they've had extra training in?