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  1. Contracts for Med & Dental Services

    Key insights on navigating medical and dental service contracts with MIPS. Understand agreement types, clauses, and legal changes affecting practitioners.
  2. Managing Notifications and Claims in Healthcare

    Navigate notifications, complaints, and claims in healthcare with MIPS. Essential advice for timely and effective response to professional challenges.
  3. Australian Privacy Principles for Healthcare

    Learn about the Australian Privacy Principles affecting healthcare providers at MIPS. Key updates and compliance requirements explained.
  4. Cosmetic Reforms July 2023

    Major cosmetic surgery reforms effective from 1 July 2023. MIPS outlines new standards, advertising rules, and legal changes for practitioners. Stay informed.
  5. Managing Blood-Borne Viruses in Healthcare

    Explore guidelines on managing blood-borne viruses in healthcare settings on MIPS. Essential for safe practice and patient care. Learn more today.
  6. Guide to Conversion Practices Law

    Understand the Conversion Practices Prohibition Bill 2020 at MIPS. Key legal insights for healthcare professionals in Victoria. Learn more today.
  7. Drugs & Poisons Units Contact List

    Access contact details for state/territory drugs and poisons units in Australia on MIPS. Essential for healthcare professionals' reference. Learn more today.
  8. Handling PSR Reviews in Healthcare Practice

    Learn about managing PSR reviews and their impact on healthcare practices at MIPS. Essential advice for complying with Medicare billing. Read more here.
  9. Analysis of Ahpra Notifications Increase

    Examine the 7.2% rise in practitioner notifications as per Ahpra's 2019/2020 annual report on MIPS. Insights into types and responses to complaints.
  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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