Public health organisation to notify visiting practitioners of certain decisions
105 Public health organisation to notify visiting practitioners of certain decisions
(cf PH Act s 33H)
If a public health organisation—
reduces any clinical privileges of a person appointed as a visiting practitioner that have previously been granted, or
does not re-appoint a person as a visiting practitioner, or
suspends or terminates the appointment of a person as a visiting practitioner,
it must give notice in writing to the person of its decision (and the reasons for the decision) within 14 days of the date of the making of the decision.
In this Part, clinical privileges means the kind of clinical work (subject to any restrictions) that the public health organisation determines the visiting practitioner is to be allowed to perform at any of its hospitals.
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