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    Tag: Medicolegal

    The euthanasia of patients with advanced dementia is happening — AusDoc explains how it works

    November 26, 2024

    The most ethically complex issue at the heart of the debate about euthanasia is dementia. Advocates consider it a matter of self-determination and autonomy —…

    Review of AHPRA’s emergency powers launched after concerns that immediate suspensions can last years

    November 22, 2024

    AHPRA’s use of emergency powers is being reviewed amid escalating concerns that investigations into suspended doctors, or those with registration conditions, are taking years. The…

    Dr Philip Nitschke rejects claims woman inside his death pod may have been strangled

    November 21, 2024

    Dr Philip Nitschke has dismissed claims reportedly made by a Swiss prosecutor that the first woman to die in his death pod showed signs of…

    Urgent care clinics accused of failing to provide proper clinical handover to GPs

    November 20, 2024

    GPs have accused urgent care clinics of providing inconsistent or non-existent clinical handover to patients’ usual doctors. The allegation is spelt out in a new…

    AMA calls draft privacy laws a threat to doctors but plaintiff lawyer disagrees

    November 20, 2024

    A plaintiff lawyer has doused concerns that GPs could be sued for recording patients’ family history under proposed privacy law changes. The Federal Government wants…

    Complaints against doctors up 13% in a year: AHPRA

    November 13, 2024

    Complaints about doctors reached an all-time high of 11,207 last financial year, a 12.8% increase from the previous 12 months, AHPRA’s annual report has revealed.…

    The AMA is wrong — the medical board must make cognitive screening of older doctors mandatory

    November 6, 2024

    I am a middle-aged GP. As such, I have a while to go before I am likely to be subject to the mandatory health check…

    Aged care nurse suspended over surprise baby shower weeks before COVID-19 outbreak killed 38 residents

    November 5, 2024

    A nurse who attended a surprise baby shower thrown for him at an aged care facility during a COVID-19 lockdown has been suspended for a…

    Doctors repaid $30 million in rebates last year, PSR says

    November 4, 2024

    The PSR recouped $31.6 million for Medicare through 87 negotiated outcomes and 13 committee decisions last financial year, the watchdog’s annual report says. This compared…

    ‘Don’t tell them I told you’: How to deal with unsolicited patient information from third parties

    November 4, 2024

    “Dad’s actually an alcoholic. He shouldn’t be on the road. But he never tells you this stuff. He just says he’s great. Make sure you…

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