New Mandatory Reporting
Mandatory reporting may seem like a daunting subject. Still, as a healthcare worker, you have a responsibility to help protect the public from harm. By the end of this module you will be able to recognise what mandatory reporting is, the types of incidents that need to be reported and their criteria.
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4 Units • 10 Questions
What you'll learn:
Recognise the role of mandatory reporting in protecting the public from harm.
Identify key requirements of mandatory reporting.
Understand your responsibilities in the reporting process and the protections provided to genuine reporters.
Who it's for:
All registered healthcare professionals and support staff working in a variety of settings.
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Last updated19 Jan 2025
Published03 Jul 2019
Due for review29 Jan 2026
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