Regulation 24

Reasons for performance assessment

of Allied Health Professions (Professional Conduct and Discipline) Regulations 2013

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In deciding whether to authorise an investigator to obtain the consent of a registered allied health professional under section 44(3)(a) of the Act to undergo a performance assessment, the Complaints Committee must have regard to all of the following:

(a)

any apparent tendency by the registered allied health professional to use inappropriate or outdated techniques;

(b)

any apparent lack of basic professional knowledge on the part of the registered allied health professional;

(c)

any apparent lack of familiarity with basic clinical or administrative procedures on the part of the registered allied health professional;

(d)

any apparent poor record keeping or failure to keep up‑to‑date records by the registered allied health professional;

(e)

any apparent inadequate practice arrangements involving the registered allied health professional;

(f)

any apparent inadequate hygiene arrangements involving the registered allied health professional;

(g)

any other matter that the Complaints Committee considers relevant.

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