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1 Katzman v. Ontario College of Pharmacists. 2 The Facts Complaint received about a dispensing error Information gathered related to –the error –other.

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1 1 Katzman v. Ontario College of Pharmacists

2 2 The Facts Complaint received about a dispensing error Information gathered related to –the error –other errors, and related record keeping

3 3 Review by the Complaints Committee Dismisses complaint Requests an investigation of the other dispensing errors Reviews the resulting investigation Refers member to discipline

4 4 Health Professions Procedural Code s.75(c) The Registrar may appoint an investigator to determine whether a member has committed an act of professional misconduct if, the Complaints Committee has received a complaint about the member and had requested the Registrar to conduct an investigation

5 5 S.26(2) A panel, after investigating a complaint regarding the conduct or actions of a member, considering the submissions of the member … may do any one or more of the following: 1.Refer a specified allegation of professional misconduct or incompetence to the Discipline Committee if the allegation is related to the complaint

6 6 Appeal Member disciplined Finding –of professional misconduct –appealed –overturned by Court of Appeal Jurisdiction issues –Complaints Committee –Discipline Committee

7 7 Lessons learned Governing legislation –Read it! –Understand it! –Revisit it! Assess processes Review policies and procedures

8 8 Beware!!!! “…But that’s the way we’ve always done it….”


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