Health care worker must not misinform
11 Health care worker must not misinform
This section applies to information a health care worker gives a person in relation to a health service.
Examples
information given when consulting a client
information included in an advertisement
information given to a professional body for a health service
The health care worker must not—
give false, misleading or deceptive information about, or otherwise misrepresent, any of the following:
a health service the health care worker provides;
the health care worker’s competence to provide a health service;
the health care worker’s experience, training and qualification in relation to providing a health service;
the health care worker’s professional affiliation;
the health care worker’s ability to provide treatment; or
make a claim about the efficacy of a health service if the claim cannot be substantiated.
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