4 healthcare workers convicted for patient abuse since 2010

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Four healthcare professionals have been convicted of offences related to patient abuse here since 2010, Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Health Rahayu Mahzam said. Speaking in Parliament on April 2, she said disciplinary actions were taken in all these cases, such as the...

Ms Rahayu noted that all licensed healthcare institutions must report abuse incidents or allegations involving a patient to their management.Four healthcare professionals have been convicted of offences related to patient abuse here since 2010, Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Health Rahayu Mahzam said.

“Three are no longer practising and one returned to practice after serving a 15-month suspension,” said Ms Rahayu, who is also Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Law. Ms Ong also asked about restrictions placed on the deployment of healthcare professionals undergoing investigation for charges related to patient abuse.

“The healthcare professional may be further referred to the police if a criminal offence is likely to have been committed, and to the relevant professional board for further disciplinary action,” said Ms Rahayu.

Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)

 

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