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  • Shared Code of conduct

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    respect the confidentiality and privacy of patients by seeking informed consent before disclosing information, including formally documenting such consent where possible. ... …
    Date published 29 June 2022
    www.ahpra.gov.au/Resources/Code-of-conduct/Shared-Code-of-conduct.aspx

  • Public Interest Disclosure (Whistleblower) Policy

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    6. 13. Keeping the Discloser informed. 6. 14. Complaints regarding Ahpra’s handling of a PID. ... the Discloser consents • it is necessary to do so in order to provide…
    Date published 25 November 2022
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  • Shared Code of conduct principles

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    pharmacists. physiotherapists. podiatrists and podiatric surgeons. Principle 1. Practitioners should practise safely, effectively and in partnership with patients and…
    Date published 29 June 2022
    www.ahpra.gov.au/Resources/Code-of-conduct/Resources-to-help-health-practitioners/Shared-Code-of-c...

  • Case studies: Shared Code of conduct

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    keep adequate records. maintain confidentiality. carry out an adequate assessment. get appropriate consent to the circumstances which is acknowledged by you and the patient.…
    Date published 29 June 2022
    www.ahpra.gov.au/Resources/Code-of-conduct/Resources-to-help-health-practitioners/Case-studies-Sha...

  • Guidelines for Board and committee members with respect to conflict of interest

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    A ‘reasonable apprehension of bias’ is where a hypothetical fair-minded person, properly informed as to the nature of the proceedings or process, might reasonably apprehend…
    Date published 7 November 2022
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