New Change or Suppression Practice Laws Commence in Victoria
Remaining parts of the Change or Suppression (Conversion) Practices Prohibition Act have recently commenced in Victoria.
Remaining parts of the Change or Suppression (Conversion) Practices Prohibition Act have recently commenced in Victoria.
The national medicinal cannabis framework has been amended to include new definitions, application requirements and conditions for medicinal cannabis licenses.
Victoria has introduced new legislation providing for better accessibility and inclusivity to assisted reproductive treatment.
Victorian Parliament has introduced new legislation to strengthen the licensing and regulation of non-emergency patient transport services.
In Health Care Complaints Commission v Sriskanda [2021] NSWCATOD 42, the NSW Health Care Complaints Commission charged a general practitioner with misconduct for prescribing excessive quantities of drugs and failing to keep records.
New South Wales has introduced a mandatory blood testing scheme in circumstances where a health, emergency or public sector worker is at risk of contracting a blood-borne disease.
New South Wales has passed new laws enabling certain nurses and midwives to obtain, possess, sell, supply and administer Schedule 2, 3, 4 and 8 poisons.
Federal legislation has recently commenced introducing a suite of changes to modernise the regulation of medical devices in Australia.
Victoria has introduced a strict process that hospitals must follow before authorising ante-mortem procedures.
Victoria has introduced new laws denouncing change or suppression practices.
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