Complaint protections strengthened

Chris Brooker 05/04/2025

Ahpra is tightening protections for those who complain about health professionals, while also announcing permanent identification of practitioners who commit sexual misconduct Patients are being given greater insight into the safety of practitioners under new measures announced on 4 April by Ahpra that will see proven instances of sexual misconduct permanently published on practitioners public

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