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Six Vital Steps For Health-Care Professionals Facing Complaints

Apr 23, 2019

Health-care professionals should consult legal counsel after a complaint has been filed against them, and deal with the matter expediently and with integrity, says Toronto health lawyer Brooke Shekter.

Complaints come through each profession’s Inquiries, Complaints and Reports Committee, says Shekter, associate with TTL Health Law.

She tells AdvocateDaily.com that people in this situation should follow six key steps.



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