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  • Code of conduct updated to improve patient safety

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    Consumer Health Forum’s CEO, Leanne Wells, said ‘By setting out what patients and consumers can expect from their health practitioner, the code enables patient and consumers…
    Date published 29 June 2022
    www.ahpra.gov.au/News/2022-06-29-Code-of-conduct-updated-to-improve-patient-safety.aspx

  • June 2013

    Chiropractic Board
    Like all health practitioners, chiropractors must take particular care to gain informed consent when managing the care of children and young people. ... evidence of…
    Date published 1 January 2010
    www.chiropracticboard.gov.au/News/Newsletters/June-2013.aspx

  • Guidelines for responsible advertising in effect today

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    Responsible advertising about regulated health services helps to keep the public safe from false or misleading claims and supports the public to make informed choices about…
    Date published 1 January 2012
    www.ahpra.gov.au/News/2020-12-14-media-release-advertising.aspx

  • Revised advertising guidelines are now available

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    It is a professional obligation for registered health practitioners to advertise responsibly and support members of the community to make informed choices about their…
    Date published 17 November 2020
    www.ahpra.gov.au/News/2020-11-17-Advertising-guidelines-and-strategy.aspx

  • Stakeholders meet to work on how to support responsible advertising in healthcare

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    on work to support informed healthcare choices by consumers. ... This can improve how we educate patients and engage them in their growing role as healthcare consumers, so…
    Date published 1 January 2011
    www.ahpra.gov.au/News/2017-11-29-responsible-advertising.aspx

  • Medical practitioner has registration cancelled for performing inappropriate internal examination

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    purpose of the examination and without adequate informed consent. ... Dr Moschou infringed fundamental rights of the patient. He invaded the patient’s body, privacy and…
    Date published 1 January 2007
    www.ahpra.gov.au/News/2021-07-22-medical-practitioner-has-registration-cancelled.aspx

  • Victorian dentist disqualified for nine months for substandard clinical care

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    use appropriate clinical judgement, skill, or care. obtain informed consent, or. ... Dr Krishna continued the dental procedure after Ms P had withdrawn consent, failed to…
    Date published 29 August 2023
    www.ahpra.gov.au/News/2023-08-29-Victorian-dentist-disqualified-for-nine-months.aspx

  • Tribunal cancels doctor’s registration and removes him from practice for at least eight years

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    The allegations required the tribunal to consider whether:. each patient had given informed consent for a chest auscultation examination . ... It found there was a clinical…
    Date published 1 January 2005
    www.ahpra.gov.au/News/2024-05-21-Tribunal-summary-Hmood.aspx

  • Cosmetic procedures by dental practitioners are not without risk

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    Patients can ask important questions when considering cosmetic procedures to be well informed. ... Practitioners must ensure patients are provided adequate time to properly…
    Date published 1 January 2008
    www.ahpra.gov.au/News/2023-08-28-Dental-cosmetics-warning.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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