Dental Board of Australia v Hussain (Review and Regulation) [2022] VCAT 467 This decision relates to allegations of professional misconduct. Much of the decision is in relation to clinical performance.
n Ng v Pharmacy Council of New South Wales [2022] NSWCATOD 49, the Tribunal found that the decisions of the Pharmacy Council were infected with legal errors in relation to
In Pridgeon v Medical Council of New South Wales [2022] NSWCA 60, the NSW Health Council 'Emergency' Powers have been constrained and defined. Dr Pridgeon had a long road back
Elizabeth Kübler-Ross on Death and Dying ( or Conditions and Suspension) The five stages of grief are well known as a concept. A sixth one has been suggested -
AHPRA often prosecutes matters in the Magistrates Courts but these decisions are rarely reported and Magistrates Court decisions are not published. In Chhaya v AHPRA [2022] QDC 5
Most professionals do not welcome complaints from the users of our services. Too many times a patient will have a genuine grievance as to their treatment and if they do
If you don’t ‘work’ as a dentist for a while, or think you are going to have some time off, then some care needs to be taken at registration
If as a practitioner you are unfortunate enough to have conditions imposed on your registration - whether by Dental Council of NSW or Dental Board of Australia, it is imperative
In a case last year, HCCC v Dr BARTOLAZO [2013] NSWDT 4 (9 August 2013), the HCCC found that not declaring a criminal record amounted to professional misconduct. It is
In Bentley v Dr Nguyen [2014] NSWDC 231, a plaintiff is claiming damages from a dentist and two other defendants. In circumstances where the treating defendants and also all experts
