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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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28 November 2011 Annual Report 2010-11 available: annual report 2010-11 tabled

30 November 2010 Annual Report 2009-10 tabled in Parliament: The Commission’s Annual Report 200-10 was tabled in Parliament today. For the fifth consecutive year, the number of inquiries and written complaints t ...

11 November 2010 Final report by the Joint Parliamentary Committee relating to the operation of the Health Care Complaints Act: In June 2010, the Joint Parliamentary Committee on the Health Care Complaints Commission released its final report relating to the operation of the He ...

20 July 2010 New simplified fact sheet released: The Commission has released a new factsheet for people with low literacy levels and people with intellectual disability.

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25 January 2012 Public Statement in relation to Mr Damien Wentzel: On 25 January 2011 the Health Care Complaints Commission concluded its investigation into Mr Damien Wentzel, owner and and managing director of Austra ...

24 January 2012 Public Statement in relation to Mr Juan Valenzuela: On 23 January 2011 the Health Care Complaints Commission concluded its investigation into Mr Juan Valenzuela, Shiatsu therapist and Reiki Master, and ...

18 January 2012 Public Statement in relation to Mr Joe Levonian: On 19 December 2011 the Health Care Complaints Commission concluded its investigation into Mr Joe Levonian, clinical hypnotist, and found that he had ...

17 January 2012 Victoria Jocelyn Wing Yung Lau – deregistered for 18 months by Pharmacy Tribunal: Victoria Jocelyn Wing Yung Lau – deregistered for 18 months by Pharmacy Tribunal

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