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  • Meeting of the Community Reference Group - November 2019

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    This raises the issue of the role of treatment claims, informed consent and the potential regulatory role particularly in terms of advertising of treatment claims. ... In…
    Date published 4 February 2020
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  • Review of the Regulation of Health Practitioners in Cosmetic Surgery - Terms of Reference

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    Ahpra and National Boards aim to ensure high quality and safe care with safe products, skilled practitioners and responsible providers, an informed and empowered public to…
    Date published 18 January 2022
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  • Draft revised guidelines: Telehealth consultations with patients

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    is informed they can have support persons at the consultation and consents to them being present. ... 8. Apply the usual principles for obtaining your patient’s informed…
    Date published 14 December 2022
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  • Guidelines - Registered health practitioners and students in relation to blood-borne viruses

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    Group 1.1 September 2019 National Expert Reference. Panel Updated to include validity of overseas test results, definition of exposure prone procedures in Executive Summary…
    Date published 21 June 2020
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  • Lack of informed consent, adequate medical care and proper record-keeping sees doctor reprimanded

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    Search. Lack of informed consent, adequate medical care and proper record-keeping sees doctor reprimanded. ... The tribunal noted that Dr Neoh recognised and acknowledged…
    Date published 26 September 2023
    www.ahpra.gov.au/News/2023-09-26-Tribunal-summary-Neoh.aspx

  • Statement on paediatric care

    Chiropractic Board
    Informed consent needs to be specific to the patient’s condition and the recommended treatment. ... The Board’s Code of Conduct outlines at section 4.2 that good practice in…
    Date published 1 January 2011
    www.chiropracticboard.gov.au/Codes-guidelines/Position-statements/Statement-of-Paediatric-care.aspx

  • February 2013

    Chiropractic Board
    This edition of the newsletter includes notes on cases about consent, self-referral, treatment claims and spinal screenings. ... obtain proper informed consent for any…
    Date published 1 January 2010
    www.chiropracticboard.gov.au/News/Newsletters/February-2013.aspx

  • Cosmetic procedures in the spotlight one year on from surgery review

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    The planned overhauls are likely to place a stronger emphasis on informed consent and pre-procedure consultation, including a patient suitability assessment. ... The doctor…
    Date published 5 September 2023
    www.ahpra.gov.au/News/2023-09-05-Cosmetics-procedures-crackdown.aspx

  • Ahpra and Medical Board announce review of cosmetic surgery checks and balances

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    I’m keen to explore whether consumers are being adequately informed about the risks of some procedures and whether the regulators have the powers they need to prevent harm,’…
    Date published 30 November 2021
    www.ahpra.gov.au/News/2021-11-24-cosmetic-review.aspx

  • October 2019

    Chiropractic Board
    When treating patients, practitioners must obtain informed consent for the care they provide and are expected to discuss the evidence for different treatment options.
    Date published 30 October 2019
    www.chiropracticboard.gov.au/News/Newsletters/October-2019.aspx
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