Which responsibility does NOT fall on facilities and regional authorities?

The responsibility of licensure for allied health professionals typically lies with regulatory bodies or professional licensing boards rather than the facilities or regional authorities. Facilities and regional authorities are focused on the operational aspects of delivering healthcare services, including the administration of programs, granting physician privileges, and ensuring quality assurance within their environments. These entities can set standards and procedures for their specific settings but do not oversee the licensure process, which includes evaluating qualifications and competency for practice in the profession. This demarcation allows facilities and regional authorities to concentrate on their core responsibilities while regulatory bodies manage the legal framework for health professional licensure.