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  • Good medical practice: a code of conduct for doctors in Australia

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    media. To guide doctors further, the Medical Board of Australia has issued Guidelines for technology-based patient consultations7 and social media guidance8. ... 5.2.3…
    Date published 26 August 2020
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  • Guidelines for mandatory notifications

    Medical Board
    1. Ahpra supports the Boards to set standards and policies for registered practitioners. ... It also explains how to raise a concern if you are in Queensland or New South…
    Date published 20 July 2020
    www.medicalboard.gov.au/Codes-Guidelines-Policies/Guidelines-for-mandatory-notifications.aspx
  • Guidelines for advertising regulated health services

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    7.1 Social media. Social media includes work-related and personal accounts on social networks such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. ... These guidelines should be read in…
    Date published 4 November 2021
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  • Guidelines for mandatory notifications

    Chinese Medicine Board
    1. Ahpra supports the Boards to set standards and policies for registered practitioners. ... It also explains how to raise a concern if you are in Queensland or New South…
    Date published 5 November 2021
    www.chinesemedicineboard.gov.au/Codes-Guidelines/Guidelines-for-mandatory-notifications.aspx
  • PC011 - Code of conduct

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    comments in the media, and. • profiles or activities on social media and/or expressing views on any other medium where it is expected that the comments will spread to the…
    Date published 15 June 2020
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  • PC011 - Code of conduct

    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
    comments in the media, and. • profiles or activities on social media and/or expressing views on any other medium where it is expected that the comments will spread to the…
    Date published 15 June 2020
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  • Guidelines for mandatory notifications

    Psychology Board
    1. Ahpra supports the Boards to set standards and policies for registered practitioners. ... It also explains how to raise a concern if you are in Queensland or New South…
    Date published 18 August 2020
    www.psychologyboard.gov.au/Standards-and-Guidelines/Codes-Guidelines-Policies/Guidelines-for-manda...
  • Guidelines for advertising regulated health services

    Chinese Medicine Board
    7.1 Social media. Social media includes work-related and personal accounts on social networks such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. ... These guidelines should be read in…
    Date published 4 November 2021
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  • Guidelines on area of practice endorsements

    Psychology Board
    registration type in Australia that is equivalent to their registration type in New Zealand. ... 2. ensure the registrar has adequate knowledge of relevant research, theory…
    Date published 17 August 2020
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  • Guidelines for advertising regulated health services

    Occupational Therapy Board
    7.1 Social media. Social media includes work-related and personal accounts on social networks such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. ... These guidelines should be read in…
    Date published 4 November 2021
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