Which practice is NOT an exception under the 7 Practices of Telemedicine?

The practice described where a patient is treated in a non-registered clinic is indeed not an exception under the seven practices of telemedicine. This is because regulatory frameworks typically require that treatment is conducted in settings that comply with established licensing and registration standards. Treatment in non-registered clinics could potentially violate regulatory practices aimed at ensuring patient safety and adherence to legal requirements.

In contrast, the other scenarios mentioned reflect situations where exceptions could apply, such as telemedicine consults being conducted by providers eligible to prescribe controlled substances or during a public health emergency, where regulations may be relaxed to facilitate access to care. Additionally, treatment in the presence of a DEA-registered practitioner usually meets the necessary compliance standards, thus permitting those scenarios to be exceptions in telemedicine practices.