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In our submission to the Aged Care Royal Commission, we have analysed new Federal government laws on physical and chemical…
The Federal Government has introduced a new law dealing with use of physical and chemical restraints in Aged Care Facilities/Nursing…
On 5 October 2018 a visitor to our website posted a question to us in our ‘What Duty of Care…
Can you sue someone because death of a family member has caused you a psychological injury? Yes. The law recognises…
Nursing home residents are currently discriminated against when it comes to laws regulating use of medications to control behaviour. Put simply, there…
by Tom Maling and Mitch Evelyn We recently received a question in response to our article What Duty of Care…
Surgical errors include cutting of arteries or nerves, performing the wrong procedures, improperly inserting a medical device, leaving instruments in…
A doctor’s duty of care covers diagnosing health conditions and for many conditions such as cancer, infectious disease and medication…
By Tom Maling The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), who is responsible for medication approvals and safety in Australia, has issued…
by Tom Maling On 31 May 2018 the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), who is responsible for medication approvals and safety…