Medical Board of Australia’s proposal to root out underperforming doctors

Posted on August 16, 2016 by admin

Medical Board of Australia’s proposal to root out underperforming doctors Quote: Poor doctors will be rooted out and “remediated” under a proposal by the health regulator to improve the competence of medical practitioners. An expert report to the Medical Board of Australia recommends strengthening the continued professional education of all doctors and better screening of those who may be at risk of poor performance

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