1
URN
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First aid training
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1
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URN
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No additional costs on top of current membership fees
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2
|
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CPD
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5
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AIMBI, AIMS, RA
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Attaining unnecessary qualifications to satisfy statutory requirements
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1
|
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Professional Indemnity Insurance/other insurance
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4
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VAHLC, ACAA, AMTA
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Insurance and membership fees would rise
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1
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RAoA
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Accreditation costs
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1
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AIMS
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Experience with NSW code is that cost increases have been very minor
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1
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NHAA
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Do you think there should be a nationally uniform code of conduct?
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Yes
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103
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AACHP, APMA, NATCOM, MSC, ATMS, NCC, APCCH, SNTR, VAHLC, RAA, ANZATA, MRPBV, NIB, RAoA, AMT, ARC, AAPHAN, TOHCC, ACAA, PA, ANZCP, AA, NRF, SPA, ARONAH, DSCWA, APA, AREMT, AHA, ASTA, CPWA, AANAW, HSUE, AIMBI, AACMA, STAA, AOB, AASW, BUPA, QPCS, ANZSRS, AIMS, AHyA, OHPA, ACQ, AHPRA, MBK, AODA, DAA, IBPA, ADPA, AMTA, AFMA, RA, ASAPO, NHAA, CPSA, CHCA, AAMT, APHA, CHA, PHAQ, RHC, HCSCC, HQCC, CHF, CCWA, CMA, SASH, HCQ, HSC, NTDH, HCIA
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Separate codes would be acceptable but not desirable
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1
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More practical to use existing processes in States and Territories
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1
|
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Professional bodies should develop and administer their own codes of conduct [initially]
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2
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AHyA
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Should there be nationally uniform or nationally consistent arrangements for investigating breaches of the code?
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Yes
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58
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URN, NCC, RAA, AMT, ARC, TOHCC, ACAA, PA, ANDCP, AA, NFR, ARONAH, ASA, AREMT, ASTA, AIMBI, AOB, AASW, BUPA, QPCS, ANZSRS, AIMS, OHPA, DAA, AMTA, AFMA, RA, ASAPO, NHAA, CHCA, HQCC, PSA, CCWA, CMA, SASH, HCQ, HSC, NTDH
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Unsure
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1
|
|
States could enforce national code within current structures
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26
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NATCOM, MSC, ATMS, APCCH, SNTR, VAHLC, ANZATA, SARRAH, ANTA, AAPHAN, DSCWA, APA, AHA, AOPA, CPWA, HSUE, AACMA, STAA, APHA, CHA, PHAQ, RHC, HCSCC, HCIA
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Professional associations should have the right to deal with complaints in the first instance
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2
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RAoA, IBPA
|
Should there be a centralised administrative body that administers the regulatory scheme?
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Yes
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41
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ATMS, NCC, SNTR, RAA, ESSA, AMT, ANCP, NFR, ARONAH, APA, ASTA, CPWA, AAAPP, AIMBI, AOB, BUPA, QPCS, AIMS, OHPA, AODA, AFMA, RA, ASAPO, CHCA, CHF, HCQ
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Unsure
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1
|
|
Should be administered by the states and territories
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18
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URN, ARC, DSCWA, AACMA, AHPRA, MBK, ADPA, AMTA, NHAA, APHA, CHA, PHAQ, RHC, HCSCC, HQCC, CMA, SASH, UV, HSC, HCIA
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No
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4
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NATCOM, MSC, HSUE
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Administration should be as efficient as possible with information nationally accessible
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1
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VAHLC
|
Professional bodies should submit code breaches to central administration
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2
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ESSA, AA
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A national body with State boards/administration
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7
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PA, ANZSRS, CCWA, NTDH
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If a statutory code of conduct were to be enacted, to whom should it apply?
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All people giving information in a health field.
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2
|
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All allied health disciplines/(and other unregistered practitioners)
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2
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VAHLC, HSC
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Prosthetists/Orthotists
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1
|
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Social workers, psychotherapists, counsellors, community workers, youth workers, drug and alcohol workers, financial and employment counsellors, rehab counsellors, naturopaths, homeopaths, massage therapists
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1
|
|
As for the NSW scheme
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7
|
RAA, ANTA, TOHCC, RA, CCWA
|
Any practitioner giving treatment where outcome relates to physical, mental or emotional health
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8
|
URN, CPWA, AIMBI, AFMA
|
All practitioners that deliver care or intervention
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1
|
RAoA
|
All practitioners and should include manufacturers of [therapeutic] products
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1
|
|
All health professionals
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18
|
ARC, ANZCP, NFR, SPA, ARONAH, AOPA, STAA, AASW, ACQ, CMA, SASH
|
All who are broadly defined as health practitioners, not already covered by another scheme
|
10
|
ATMS, NCC, MRPBV, DSCWA, ASA, AHA, ASTA, AOB, AHyA, HQCC
|
Anyone practising as a therapist/counsellor/social worker
|
2
|
|
All unregistered practitioners who are not members of their professional body
|
4
|
ESSA, AA, APA, DAA
|
All arts therapists trained to the minimum standards
|
1
|
ANZATA
|
Any practitioner claiming a health benefit from treatment
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2
|
NIB, AMT
|
Anyone employed as a cardiac scientist and anyone performing a similar role
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3
|
QPCS
|
Doulas, lay birth attendants, lay midwives
|
1
|
|
All health and welfare professionals
|
2
|
AIMS
|
Owners or operators of businesses providing pre-hospital care services
|
1
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AREMT
|
All staff of institution recognised as a health care provider
|
1
|
ANZSRS
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All natural therapists
|
1
|
IBPA
|
All self-regulating or unregistered professions requiring mandatory education/qualifications
|
2
|
AMTA, ASAPO
|
As per NSW code, with IPL/Laser use added to scope
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1
|
CPSA
|
Which practitioners, professions or occupations should be included?
|
Naturopaths, homeopaths, personal trainers
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1
|
|
Dieticians, nutritionists, social workers and speech pathologists
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2
|
HSC
|
Prosthetists/Orthotists
|
2
|
AOPA
|
Social workers, psychotherapists, counsellors, community workers, youth workers, drug and alcohol workers, financial and employment counsellors, rehab counsellors, naturopaths, homeopaths, massage therapists
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1
|
|
All health practitioners in the widest interpretation
|
10
|
LCANZ, ACAA, ARONAH, AOB, AASW
|
Any practitioner giving treatment where outcome relates to physical, mental or emotional health
|
4
|
URN, ATMS, ANZATA, ANCP
|
All professions that require a qualification to practise
|
1
|
|
None
|
1
|
|
Anyone practising as a therapist/counsellor/social worker
|
6
|
AFMA
|
All allied health professionals and other unregistered practitioners
|
1
|
VAHLC
|
As per the NSW scheme
|
4
|
RAA, TOHCC, HSUE
|
All health professions not recognised by Medicare
|
1
|
ESSA
|
All who are broadly defined as health practitioners, not already covered by another scheme
|
7
|
MRPBV, AHA, AMA, AHyA, RA, NHAA, HCQ
|
Any practitioner who claims to be providing a health service
|
4
|
AMT, ARC, AURA
|
All registered and unregistered health professionals
|
2
|
|
All health practitioners who perform duties of cardiac scientist
|
3
|
QPCS
|
Those being paid for caring for women during pregnancy, labour or birth
|
1
|
|
Personal care workers
|
1
|
|
Myotherapists
|
1
|
|
Anyone entering a therapeutic relationship
|
1
|
|
Religious organizations offering counselling services/health programs
|
2
|
|
Non-government allied health professionals providing health services to people with disabilities
|
1
|
DSCWA
|
Medical scientists and technicians, paramedics and ambulance officers
|
1
|
AIMS
|
Qualified optical dispensers trained to Certificate IV level
|
1
|
ADOA
|
All natural/complementary/alternative therapists
|
2
|
IBPA, HSC
|
Beauticians/beauty therapists
|
1
|
HSC
|
Should it apply only to practitioners who deliver health services? If so, what should be the definition of a health service?
|
Any service potentially affecting the mental or physiological health of individual
|
6
|
AA, AFMA, CMA, SASH
|
Yes, using the WHO definition
|
2
|
PA
|
Any service that will increase a patient’s quality of life
|
1
|
|
Not just medical situations, should also include child safety, aged care, mental health
|
1
|
|
Those who work one-on-one in a treatment/consultation context
|
2
|
URN, ARC
|
No
|
1
|
|
Yes, all who are broadly defined as health practitioners/(not already covered by another scheme)
|
6
|
ATMS, NCC, VAHLC, ANZATA, HSC
|
Anyone advertising ‘therapy’ including under the guise of educational seminars
|
2
|
RAoA
|
Anyone delivering a health, community or educational service
|
6
|
ESSA
|
Should include advertising, selling and distribution of ‘health products’
|
1
|
ESSA
|
All health care workers recognised by Medicare and any private health fund
|
1
|
|
All practitioners who have direct contact with patients or who interpret data to make clinical decisions, directly or indirectly (i.e. through research)
|
2
|
ASTA
|
Health Complaints Act 1995 (Tas) definition is good, but national uniformity would be better
|
1
|
TOHCC
|
Yes, using the Australian Law Reform Commission Report-108 definition
|
1
|
ARONAH
|
Yes, as defined in the WA Health and Disability Services (complaints) Act
|
1
|
DSCWA
|
Health Services (Conciliation and Review) Act 1987 (Vic), Health and Community Services and Complains Act 2004 (SA), Human Rights Commission Act 2005 (ACT)
|
2
|
AIMBI, AIMS
|
Practitioners providing advice on management/prevention of chronic conditions
|
1
|
AOB
|
Health Service' needs to be defined more broadly, as per Ottowa Convention
|
1
|
AASW
|
The provision of services, advice and information designed or claiming to assess, maintain or improve the physical, mental or emotional health of an individual, and/or diagnose, treat, prevent or manage an illness, disability, disorder, possible disorder or condition of an individual.
|
1
|
BUPA
|
Any health or wellbeing service encompassing physical, psychological, emotional, cognitive and social needs.
|
1
|
AMTA
|
As per NSW scheme
|
1
|
ASAPO
|
Any service intending to improve health (and wellbeing) which may also have an unintended detrimental outcome (thus proving public risk)
|
1
|
NTDH
|
The WA definition is appropriate
|
1
|
HCIA
|
Should it apply to registered practitioners who provide health services that are unrelated to their registration?
|
Yes
|
70
|
URN, ATMS, NCC, VAHLC, RAA, ESSA, ANZATA, MRPBV, RAoA, AMT, ARC, TOHCC, PA, AA, ARONAH, DSCWA, APA, AREMT, AHA, CPWA, AIMBI, AACMA, STAA, AOB, AASW, BUPA, ANZSRS, AIMS, AHyA, AHPRA, DAA, IBPA, AMTA, AFMA, RA, ASAPO, NHAA, HQCC, CCWA, CMA, AURA, SASH, HCQ, HSC
|
No
|
4
|
AMA
|
Disciplinary action could also affect the offender's registration status
|
1
|
APA
|
A de-registered practitioner must be prevented from returning to work as an unregistered health practitioner
|
1
|
APA
|
Should it only apply to practitioners who directly deliver services, or should it also apply to businesses that provide health services?
|
Should apply to all
|
41
|
ACC, RAA, ESSA, ANZATA, ARC, PA, ANZCP, ARONAH, DSCWA, AREMT, AHA, CPWA, AIMBI, AACMA, ANZSRS, AIMS, AHPRA, DAA, IBPA, AFMA, CPSA, CMA, AURA, SASH, HCQ, HSC
|
Should apply only to those who directly deliver a service
|
33
|
URN, MRPBV, TOHCC, AOPA, AOB, AASW, BUPA, AHA, ADOA, AMTA, RA, ASAPO, NHAA, CCWA
|
Should apply to practitioners but owners of business who ignore breaches could be held accountable
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