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Professional regulation in the digital era: A qualitative case study of three professions in Ontario, Canada.
Technology is transforming service delivery and practice in many regulated professions, altering required skills, scopes of practice, and the organization of professional work. Professional regulators face considerable pressure to facilitate technology-enabled work while adapting to digital changes
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