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Reducing, identifying and managing
vexatious
complaints
Ms Jennifer Morris ...
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
What factors may
contribute
to
vexatious
complaints
? Complainant type. Different categories of complainants (e.g. ... 69] Other forms of mental illness or cognitive…
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Reducing, identifying and managing
vexatious
complaints
Ms Jennifer Morris ...
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
What factors may
contribute
to
vexatious
complaints
? Complainant type. Different categories of complainants (e.g. ... 69] Other forms of mental illness or cognitive…
Date published
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Reducing, identifying and managing
vexatious
complaints
Ms Jennifer Morris ...
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
What factors may
contribute
to
vexatious
complaints
? Complainant type. Different categories of complainants (e.g. ... 69] Other forms of mental illness or cognitive…
Date published
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Communique - meeting with the AMA on notifications
Medical Board
Participants acknowledged that practitioners were concerned about mandatory notifications and
vexatious
complaints
. ... The number of clearly
vexatious
complaints
is very,…
Date published
9 May 2017
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Submission - Public consultation on the review of the shared Code of conduct – Health Consumers Tasmania
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
Aphra acknowledges that
vexatious
complaints
account for less than 1% of all
complaints
so there is no real need
to
use this sort oflanguage. ... The inclusion of ‘Aphra…
Date published
15 May 2022
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Submission - Public consultation on the review of the shared Code of conduct – Pharmacy Guild of Australia
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
practitionerrelationship. Section 5.1 Respect for colleagues and other practitioners
also
adds
to
this expectation. ... The Guild is pleased
to
see that
vexatious
complaints
…
Date published
15 May 2022
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Ahpra - Consultation - Shared Code of conduct - Consultation paper
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
Although the literature review notes that the available evidence indicates the proportion of
vexatious
reports is low, it
also
notes that
vexatious
complaints
can have a…
Date published
18 May 2021
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Submission - Public consultation on the review of the shared Code of conduct – Dental Health Services Victoria
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
Does this content clearly set the expectation that practitioners must
contribute
to
a culture of respect and safety for all? ... Why or why not? Case Study 1
Vexatious
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6 May 2022
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DRAFT Psychology Board of Australia code of conduct
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
d. ensure clients have access
to
information about the processes for making a complaint or raising a concern (notification), for example through the relevant Health…
Date published
19 June 2023
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Ahpra letter
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
While the annual workshop focused primarily on
complaints
management by the MBA and Ahpra, other matters of mutual interest were
also
discussed. ... The work
also
examined…
Date published
7 February 2024
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