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    Tag: Tribunals

    Chinese medicine practitioner inflicts 2.5cm pneumothorax during woman’s treatment for back pain

    October 27, 2023

    A Chinese medicine practitioner who punctured a woman’s lung with an acupuncture needle was not registered to practise, a tribunal has heard.  Gyu Hyuk Han…

    Doctor wins fight to remove historical misconduct allegations from Google’s top search results

    September 26, 2023

    A doctor cleared of misconduct allegations almost a decade ago has secured a non-publication order to prevent the case appearing as a top Google search…

    Surgeon’s emergency suspension lifted after ‘inexplicable’ medical council blunder

    September 20, 2023

    The Medical Council of NSW has been criticised by a judge after it suspended an ENT surgeon without acknowledging his expert defence report questioning the…

    Nurse sanctioned for secretly diluting COVID-19 vaccines with saline

    September 14, 2023

    A nurse diluted COVID-19 vaccines with saline after tricking a pharmacist into leaving the room during a vaccination appointment, a tribunal has found. The nurse…

    GP struck off for punching long-term patient in the face

    September 8, 2023

    A GP who punched a regular patient in the face while accusing him of robbing the practice has been struck off.  The assault occurred in…

    ‘I sat at my desk sobbing’: GP recalls voluntary assisted dying grief

    Is this the reason the VAD Review Board had to throw Dr Nick Carr under the bus?

    August 31, 2023

    The Voluntary Assisted Dying Review Board in Victoria is saying nothing. And that is a surprise. For many doctors, it should be answering questions over its…

    GP reprimanded after practising without indemnity cover for 20 years

    August 17, 2023

    A GP who practised without indemnity insurance for two decades has been reprimanded, after a tribunal rejected his claim that his wife had misinformed him…

    ‘I sat at my desk sobbing’: GP recalls voluntary assisted dying grief

    Prominent GP fined $12,000 and reprimanded for VAD paperwork error

    August 16, 2023

    A GP advocate for voluntary assisted dying has been found guilty of professional misconduct and fined $12,000 over paperwork that was not signed properly. The…

    Doctor struck off for three years for ‘bad faith’ complaints to AHPRA

    August 11, 2023

    A doctor has been struck off for three years over bad faith complaints that forced a locum doctor out of work as AHPRA investigated. The…

    GP beneficiary of patient’s $30m estate cleared of boundary breaches ‘but disrespected peers’

    July 13, 2023

    A GP who won a legal battle over his elderly patient’s $30 million estate has been found guilty of professional misconduct — but cleared of…

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