This recorded webinar provides a detailed insight into AHPRA - what it does and why.
We all know AHPRA is the regulator of registered health professionals in Australia. But exactly what are they trying to achieve when they receive and consider a notification about you? What is the process if you are to be investigated? What are your obligations and what rights do you have? The focus will be on the Medical and Dental Boards investigative powers when notifications (voluntary and mandatory) are made about you, the process, timelines and crux of the matter – what is considered when assessing if the public is at risk.
MIPS will remind you about your policy notification requirements and how we can assist and advise you in relation to an AHPRA notification at this often difficult time.
Learning objectives
- Describe AHPRAs role in the investigation of notifications (voluntary and mandatory)
- Identify what AHPRA considers when assessing if the public is at risk
- Source appropriate support and expert advice and assistance in responding to AHPRA investigations
Presenter
Rob Perry is a partner at Perry Maddocks Tollope Lawyers in Melbourne from the MIPS legal panel. He is an experienced medical lawyer, with expertise in assisting with civil litigation, Coroner's inquests, disciplinary matters with the Medical and Dental Boards, investigations and reviews by Medicare and Professional Services review and employment disputes.
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