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Auckland osteopath faces deregistration after tribunal finds misconduct with patient

Auckland osteopath faces deregistration after tribunal finds misconduct with patient
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An Auckland-based osteopath faces deregistration after a tribunal found him guilty of professional misconduct, including sexual harassment and non-consensual touching of a patient. The practitioner has left New Zealand following the complaint.

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This case highlights the importance of patient safety and the disciplinary mechanisms in place for healthcare professionals.

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The woman received treatment from the osteopath for almost two years for chronic pain. Photo / 123rf

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