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Health Care Complaints Commission acts to protect public health and safety by resolving, investigating and prosecuting complaints about health care

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25 January 2010 Audio visual information released: The Commission has released eight short information videos explaining what happens with complaints it received. Each video explains a different part o ...

26 November 2009 Annual Report 2008-09 tabled in Parliament: Annual Report 2008-09 tabled in Parliament

16 November 2009 NSW Parliament passes National Registration Scheme: NSW Parliament passes National Registration Scheme

4 November 2009 Tribunal dismissed complaint against Ms Maria Gonzalez: Nurses and Midwives Tribunal dismissed complaint against Ms Maria Gonzalez

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29 January 2010 Joycelyn Gregorio – suspended for six months and conditions imposed: The Health Care Complaints Commission recently prosecuted two complaints against Ms Joycelyn Gregorio, a registered nurse, before the Nurses and Midwi ...

27 January 2010 Maria Victoria Ramos – reprimanded and ordered to undertake course in professional ethics: The Health Care Complaints Commission recently prosecuted three complaints against Ms Maria Victoria Ramos, an enrolled nurse, before the Nurses and M ...

27 January 2010 Denis Moulds – suspended for one year from practising as a nurse or midwife: The Health Care Complaints Commission recently prosecuted three complaints against Mr Denis Moulds before the Nurses and Midwives Tribunal. The compla ...

25 January 2010 Justin Paul Peatling – found guilty of unsatisfactory professional conduct by Chiropractors Tribunal: The Health Care Complaints Commission recently prosecuted two complaints against Mr Justin Paul Peatling before the Chiropractors Tribunal of NSW. The ...

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