New laws loom after GP's stabbing of pharmacist over AHPRA complaint
Complainants need protection from harassment and abuse, a health ombudsman review says
New laws targeting health practitioners who harass AHPRA complainants are likely after the failed attempt by a GP to murder a pharmacist who had reported him to the watchdog.
The National Health Practitioner Ombudsman and Privacy Commissioner was brought in last year in to examine the case of Dr Brian Holder, who was convicted of attempting to kill pharmacist Kelly Akehurst in 2018.
Ms Akehurst had initially reported Dr Holder to AHPRA after becoming concerned he was inappropriately
