The Australian Medical Professionals Society (AMPS) is holding a conference, supported by the Australian Doctors’ Federation, in Sydney on May 3 to bring to light some of the failings of AHPRA, Australia’s healthcare regulator, and discuss ways to bring about reform. ADF encourages all members to consider attending to be better informed about how to manage issues when and if they arise. Please see the flyer below for details and to register.
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