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What does TRS stand for?
What is the definition of TRT?
What does MTRS stand for?
What is a CTRS?
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What does the abbreviation URPA stand for?
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What is the purpose of ATRA?
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NTRS ceased to exist in __________.
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What does CMS stand for?
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The NCTRC stands for National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification.
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Match the following organizations with their descriptions:
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FDRT stands for Federally Distinguished Recreation Therapist.
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Study Notes
Therapeutic Recreation Acronyms and Definitions
- TRS: Therapeutic Recreation Specialist; denotes a professional in therapeutic recreation with a specific licensure level.
- TRT: Therapeutic Recreation Technician; a paraprofessional without a bachelor's degree, holding a certificate and some training.
- MTRS: Master's Therapeutic Recreation Specialist; directs and educates TR technicians.
- CTRS: Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist; a recognized credential in the field.
- TR: Therapeutic Recreation; the overall field and profession focused on promoting health through recreation.
- RT: Recreation Therapy; refers to the practice or professional as a recreational therapist.
- ATRA: American Therapeutic Recreation Association; established in 1984 to support and promote therapeutic recreation.
- NTRS: National Therapeutic Recreation Society; existed until 2010, contributing to the field’s development.
- NCTRC: National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification; certifies professionals in therapeutic recreation.
- JCAHO: Joint Commission for the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations; grants accreditation to healthcare organizations.
- CARF: Council for the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities; also provides accreditation for various rehabilitation services.
- NRPA: National Recreation and Parks Association; supports the recreation and park industries across the U.S.
- URPA: Utah Recreation and Parks Association; represents the state branch of the national association.
- AAHPERD: American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance; includes variations for Canada (CAHPERD) and Utah (UAHPERD).
- URTA: Utah Recreation Therapy Association; an independent state association, different from other branches.
- CEU: Continuing Education Unit; a measure used for professional development and education continuing efforts.
- CMS: Center for Medicare/Medicaid Services; oversees the funding and regulations surrounding health services.
- MDS: Minimum Data Set; a comprehensive assessment utilized by CMS for payment processes.
- SNF: Skilled Nursing Facility; a healthcare institution providing specialized nursing care.
- ICF: Intermediate Care Facility; offers continued care but with less intensive medical needs than SNFs.
- NART (90s): National Academy of Recreation Therapy; recognizes professionals contributing to the field as fellows.
- TALS: The Academy of Leisure Sciences; focuses on the broader leisure field, succeeding SPRE, and includes fellows.
- SPRE: Society of Parks and Recreation Educators; previously focused on educating within the field.
- FALS: Fellow of the Academy of Leisure Sciences; a designation indicating significant achievement in leisure sciences.
- FDRT: Federally Distinguished Recreation Therapist; an honorary title in recreation therapy.
- NART (50s): National Association of Recreation Therapy; early organization promoting the profession.
- HRS: Hospital Recreation Society; focused on recreational activities within hospital settings.
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