He may desire to meet his ethical obligation to make the program habilitative and in the clients' best long-term interest. The physicians and nurses in the hospital who supervise him may decide that the token economy should instead create order in the nursing routines so clients get their medication quickly and efficiently. Instead of the ethical code of the Behavior Analysis Certification Board and the Association for Behavior Analysis International's position that those receiving treatment have a right to effective treatment[5] and a right to effective education.[5] In addition, failure on the part of a behavior analyst to adequately supervise his or her workers could lead to abuse.[6] Finally, misrepresentations of the field and historical problems between academics has led to frequent calls to professionalize behavior analysis.[7]