A registered practitioner who, while providing a health service to another registered practitioner, forms a reasonable belief that the patient practitioner is placing the public at substantial risk of harm by practising with an impairment, while intoxicated by alcohol or drugs, or in a way that is a significant departure from accepted professional standards, notifies Ahpra as soon as practicable; likewise for a student patient whose impairment may place the public at substantial risk of harm in clinical training. In judging the risk the treating practitioner may weigh the nature, extent and severity of the impairment, whether the patient is managing it or willing to, whether treatment can manage it, and any other relevant matter. Subject to s 141C. Breach is not an offence but grounds for action.
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