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  1. Dr. Owen Bradfield Joins MIPS as CMO

    MIPS proudly announces Dr. Owen Bradfield as the new CMO. Discover his extensive experience in medicine and health law and its relevance in healthcare today.
  2. Important changes to Medicines and Poisons Regulation in Western Australia

    On 12 December 2024, amended  regulations  and a new  Code  for the prescription and supply of Schedule 8 (S8) and some higher-risk Schedule 4 (S4) medications came into effect in Western Australia. It is a legal requirement to comply with these...
  3. AI Scribes Fact Sheet

    How to use this fact sheet  If you intend to use an AI scribe in your practice, this information will help you understand – and comply – with important privacy and medico-legal obligations. Your decision to use an AI scribe should be based on your...
  4. Ensuring Continuity of Care for Patient Safety

    Explore the significance of continuity of care in ensuring patient and practitioner safety with MIPS. Insights into improving healthcare outcomes.
  5. Updates on CPD Registration Standards for Doctors

    Learn about the new CPD registration standards for medical practitioners and MIPS' expanded CPD offerings in response to these changes. Read more here.
  6. Guidance for IMEs on Health Assessments

    Key tips and standards for healthcare practitioners serving as Independent Medical Examiners in injury and illness assessments at MIPS. Learn more here.
  7. Ensuring Your Medical Practice is Adequately Covered

    Uncover the essentials of practice entity coverage with MIPS. Learn about indemnity, cyber risks, and protecting your medical practice effectively.
  8. Voluntary Assisted Dying: Answers to Critical Questions

    Explore key FAQs on Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) with insights from MIPS experts. Understand legal, clinical, and employment aspects of VAD.
  9. Vaccine Administration: Clinico-Legal Advice

    Mitigate clinico-legal risks in vaccine administration with MIPS' guidance. Essential tips for healthcare professionals on best practices. Read more today.
  10. The Scope of Duty of Care

    Doctors are legally obliged to provide a reasonable standard of care to their patients. This is uncontroversial. However, determining what is reasonable is more challenging. In other words, how many times must a practitioner follow up with a non-com...
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