Compliance & Discipline

In June 2022, the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation brought a case against Walgreens pharmacies over unsafe working conditions for staff and...

Social Work England has published an initial analysis of data collected about the diversity of social workers in relation to fitness to practice...

New legislation in the Yukon will give greater flexibility for registered nurses and nurse practitioner licensing. The amendments will allow the...

Following an AHPRA-commissioned research study entitled "Virtually daily grief," AHPRA is accepting the fifteen recommendations made by an advisory...

The State Medical Board of Ohio has revoked the license of a plastic surgeon who livestreamed medical procedures on TikTok. The Board found that the...

CLEAR’s recent webinar on “Compliance 2.0 – Catching licensees doing something right” focused on compliance monitoring...

As follow-up to the webinar on “Compliance 2.0 – Catching licensees doing something right”, Mark Parker, President, Outlier Technologies, shares how...

From the Abstract: "While there is a considerable body of literature on sexual aggression, we know much less about the violation of sexual...

An article in the Harvard Law Review analyzes the "long-simmering tension between law and medicine," examining how laws address and protect those...

A doctor in Kentucky has won a case against a healthcare employer after being ordered to undergo evaluation without first being informed about...

A survey by the Medical Protection Society in the UK reveals that almost one in three doctors investigated by the General Medical Council had...

Legislation passed in New Mexico and awaiting the governor's signature would offer protections to reproductive health care workers. "The...