Investigative scope and HPRB deference
In the first significant judicial review of a decision of the BC Health Professions...
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In the first significant judicial review of a decision of the BC Health Professions...
Read MoreWhere an applicant for registration fails to pass a mandatory registration exam, but challenges...
Read MoreRegistration committees must, in assessing the substantial equivalence of foreign credentials, be transparent, objective,...
Read MoreSince professional regulatory bodies are creatures of statute, one might mistakenly think that all...
Read MoreRegistration processes do not occur instantaneously; applicants send in applications for registration, and regulators...
Read MoreHealth professionals who engage in arguments in their capacity as employers, or as former...
Read MoreWhile the HPRB can accept new documentary evidence that was not before an Inquiry...
Read MoreA five-member panel of the HPRB examined the practice of one health college allowing...
Read MoreAn investigation may fail to be adequate where an Inquiry Committee fails to make...
Read MoreThe Health Professions Review Board (HPRB) addressed the ability of an applicant to obtain...
Read MoreOntario’s Health Professions Appeal and Review Board (HPARB) cannot review a decision with respect...
Read More2011 was an amazing year for health law cases. We strained to reduce the...
Read MoreThis blog has already discussed some human rights considerations a regulatory body should have...
Read MoreThe Health Professions Review Board has signaled to Inquiry Committees resolving complaints by way...
Read MoreOver the last few weeks we have explored the balancing act regulators may engage...
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