AHPRA must publish its review into investigator’s decision to edit evidence used to suspend doctor: AMA 

It says the case of ‘Dr Shah’ casts doubt over the handling of other complaints
Professor Steve Robson.

AHPRA’s review of its investigator who edited evidence used to suspend an Adelaide GP under emergency powers should be made public, according to the AMA, which says the incident casts potential doubt over the wider complaints system. 

Known by the pseudonym ‘Dr Shah’, the GP was suspended by the Medical Board of Australia back in early 2021 after a receptionist at his practice told police he had broken into her house and sexually abused her.