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8 Cards in this Set
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What should no other person than a registered member do?
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Use the name of a registered health discipline. Or imply that they are a member of a health discipline.
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What can a registered member provide?
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The health services prescribed in the regulations and experimental and developmental services if approved by the minister of health and wellness.
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What must registered members provide services in accordance with?
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Conditions or restrictions that may be prescribed in the regulations.
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Nothing in this act shall be construed to affect or restrict...
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Persons that operate
-an approved hospital -a nursing home -institution or facility approved by the minister or minister of health and wellness |
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Who will the registrar register as a registered member of the designated health discipline?
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A person who
-meets the qualifications prescribed in the regulations -is of good character and reputation -has paid their hard earned cash to ACP |
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What does section 24 describe?
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How registered members must renew annually and how this process takes place.
Also what happens if the member does not meet the requirements of the renewal process. |
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What are the complaint proceedings described under the ACT?
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A person makes a complaint against a registered member. They can do this up to five years after a member has been suspended or cancelled their registration under the act.
A preliminary investigation is performed first and the registered member is obliged to cooperate with this. At the conclusion the complaint is either struck off or referred to be investigated by the committee. The committee will review evidence and speak with the complainant and the investigated person. The registration of the person can be temporarily suspended pending the review. A hearing will then take place. Following the hearing the committee can make orders to reprimand or suspend. Fines, costs and training / remand work to correct a problem can be designated with suspensions temporary and permanent depending on findings. |
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Timescales for reviews and disciplinary actions
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If no further action will be taken the complainant has 30 days to request a review.
No less than 30 days before the hearing is due the investigated person must receive a copy of the complaint. Appeals against an order must be received no more than 30 days after the date on which the decision is served. If the registration has been cancelled or suspended the board must hear the appeal within 30 days of receipt. If not suspended then hear the appeal within 90 days. No extension to this may be for more than 90 days. Have 30 days to appeal a decision to the court of appeal. |
