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Quick guide - Public consultation - Regulation of health practitioners who perform and who advertise non-surgical cosmetic procedures

Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

Informed consent, including informed financial consent and consent for use of images. • ... Prescribing and administering prescription only cosmetic injectables. • Provision…

Date published 24 November 2023

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Duration and frequency of care

Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

Principles on patient care. You should comply with the Code of conduct, in particular:. • ... This form of care has the same requirements in relation to informed consent and…

Date published 29 June 2022

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Information sheet for mentors

Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

Discussion on importance of accurate patient details, medical history, and informed consent / capacity to provide consent Review of admission process & information…

Date published 5 December 2023

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Telehealth guidance for practitioners

Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

including expectations about confidentiality and privacy, informed consent, good care, communication, health records and culturally safe practice. ... delivering safe and…

Date published 24 July 2020

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Chiropractic Board - FAQ - recency of practice

Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

Good practice includes clinical decision-making that is informed by evidence-based practice so that patients are empowered to make well-informed decisions. ... e) Once…

Date published 29 June 2022

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Fact sheet - Recency of practice

Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

Practice is not restricted to the provision of direct clinical care. ... A supervisor must formally consent to act as a supervisor and must be approved by the Board.

Date published 22 April 2020

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2014 revised Guidelines for use of scheduled medicines

Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

In any collaborative care arrangement, patients must consent to the arrangement and be clearly informed about who is responsible for their primary eye care and when they are…

Date published 5 February 2015

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Guidelines - Registered health practitioners and students in relation to blood-borne viruses

Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

Key recommendations for the management of HCWs living with a BBV All HCWs with a BBV must have appropriate and regular medical care. ... The HCW with a BBV must be under the…

Date published 21 June 2020

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Guidance for registered dental practitioners using and supplying teeth whitening products

Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

You must have and document their informed consent, including financial consent. ... Good care, Decisions about access to care, Effective communication, Informed consent,…

Date published 11 October 2022

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Fact sheet: Supporting a safe choice about cosmetic injectables

Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

They must also explain the possible risks and seek your informed consent. ... This includes knowing that a registered health practitioner will provide you with appropriate…

Date published 24 February 2020

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Fact sheet - Recency of practice

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