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Submission - Public consultation on the review of the Guidelines for mandatory notifications - Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Society of…
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
constitutes a mandatory reportable
offence
is impairment. It is not explained why sexual. ... o Accepts. o Rejects (?and reclassifies as Voluntary?). - What other complaint…
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Submission - Consultation Independent review of the regulation of health practitioners in cosmetic surgery – 1 - Submissions – Individuals…
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
25. Should codes or guidelines include a requirement for practitioners to explain to patients how to makea complaint if dissatisfied? ... 25. Should codes or guidelines…
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30 August 2022
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Submission - Consultation Independent review of the regulation of health practitioners in cosmetic surgery – 12 - Submissions – Individuals …
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
AHPRA, the HCCC and the Medical Board of Australia need to closely ensure that during medical investigations of
complaints
lodged against medical practitioners, whether the…
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Submission - Public consultation on the review of the Guidelines for mandatory notifications - Name withheld 20
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
YesYes. Q30.Q30.The revised guidelines explain that it is not an
offence
to fail to make a mandatory notification whenrequired, but a National Board may take disciplinary…
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Submission – Consultation Independent review of the regulation of health practitioners in cosmetic surgery – Australian Nursing and…
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
National Law). This provision makes it an
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to direct or incite unprofessional conduct or. ... Good governance dictates that the
complaints
process be articulated by…
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23 August 2022
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Submission - Public consultation on revised Guidelines for advertising regulated health services - Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Society …
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
qualified practitioner, and when dissatisfied, maybe uncertain as to how to/where to voice their concerns/
complaints
. ... The balance between Advertising ‘
offence
s/breaches’…
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Submission - Consultation Independent review of the regulation of health practitioners in cosmetic surgery – Maurice Blackburn Lawyers
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
These solutions may be available through private litigation or some may be facilitated through state-based health
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entities. ... and education of practitioners, but …
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Submission - Public consultation on the review of the Guidelines for mandatory notifications - Royal Australian College of General…
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
The negative impact of unnecessary notifications or vexatious
complaints
on the doctor cannot be overstated. ... It is vital that AHPRA has a mechanism to deter and identify…
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Submission - Public consultation on the review of the Guidelines for mandatory notifications - Name Withheld 1
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
YesYes. NoNo. Q30.Q30.The revised guidelines explain that it is not an
offence
to fail to make a mandatory notification whenrequired, but a National Board may take…
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Submission - Public consultation on the review of the shared Code of conduct – Health Consumers Tasmania
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
The inclusion of ‘Aphra acknowledges that vexatious
complaints
are rare (less than 1% of all
complaints
)’ would provide better context tothis section. ... their “complaint”…
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