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Practitioner Alert! New DOHA Form.

All practitioners need to be aware of a recent requirement to document all instances of staff or client complaints:

Please access the attached form and implement immediately.

 

DA-FORM-IMTWF1.pdf

 

Please do not hesitate to let me know if you have any questions.

Further, I have no objection to this posting being substantially copied or taken up by any other media outlet.

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  • Guest
    Alan Duarte Thursday, 23 May 2019

    Do I send this to Lee Street?

  • Guest
    Garthe Newant Thursday, 23 May 2019

    H I L A R I O U S

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    Electric Boogaloo Thursday, 23 May 2019

    indeed. Let's hope Agents don't dismiss their obligation to report to their insurance provider.... Very amusing until someone F's up and thinks it's all a joke. Perhaps a little professionalism in this space would go a long way to changing the culture.

  • Guest
    gully Thursday, 23 May 2019

    ahahaha ok this was *a joke... right?

  • Guest
    navneet Thursday, 23 May 2019

    Good one Christopher.
    Below given is the best one--

    3. DID YOU REQUIRE A “TISSUE” FOR TEARS?
     YES  NO  MULT

  • Guest
    Mohit Thursday, 23 May 2019

    It is American. We can not use it.

  • Christopher Levingston
    Christopher Levingston Friday, 24 May 2019

    Dear Electric Boogaloo,

    Thank you for the input.

    I am sure that our colleagues are well aware that they have an obligation to advise their PI insurer in the event of a claim or a foreshadowed claim.

    As to the humour and the likelihood of detracting from "professionalism" all I can suggest is that you relax!

    This profession is highly regulated with a diligent and proactive regulator, the occasional sanction in a population of about 8300 RMAs indicates a very high level of professionalism
    in the delivery of services to the community.

    There is no crisis in the professionalism and expertise of RMAs, people make mistakes and exercise poor judgement, that does not make them unprofessional. It is simply part of being human.

    A little bit of humour from time to time is a good thing, it helps us all decompress.

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    Mohammad Al-Nakeeb Friday, 24 May 2019

    Please do not let DOHA know about this!!
    I love your sense of humour Christopher.

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