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Have your say on conduct for doctors

The Consumer Health Forum and Australian Medical Council are calling for consumer input into the review of the national code of professional conduct for doctors.

The review wants to hear from consumers about the accepted standards of professional conduct of doctors in modern medical practice, so that it delivers for older Australians.

Public consultations are currently scheduled in Townsville on 5 November, Darwin on 6 November, Brisbane on 10 November, with dates to be confirmed for Hobart in mid November and Perth and Adelaide  in late November.

Older Australians wishing to have an input into the review can do so by visiting:

http://goodmedicalpractice.org.au.

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