reg 10
In forceHealth practitioners not to misinform clients
10 Health practitioners not to misinform clients
(1)
A health practitioner must not engage in misinformation or misrepresentation about—
(a)
the products or services the practitioner provides, or
(b)
the practitioner’s qualifications, training or professional affiliations.
(2)
A health practitioner must provide truthful information about the practitioner’s qualifications, training or professional affiliations if a client asks for information about the matters.
(3)
A health practitioner must not make claims, directly or in advertising or promotional material, about the efficacy of treatment or services provided if the claims cannot be substantiated.
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