As reported previously, the vast majority of investigations by the CRTO are about Members acting unprofessionally. Occasionally, poor conduct may occur as a result of underlying health issues. Each month the case study looks at different issues around a Members’ practice.

Although some details have been changed to protect individual identities, the issues, process and outcomes illustrated in the Case Studies are all based on actual CRTO investigations.

1. Social Media — May 2021
2. Documentation — April 2021
3. Professional Practice — February 2021
4. Privacy — December 2020
5. Incapacity — October 2020
6. Mandatory Reporting Obligations — December 2019
7. Confidentiality — February 2019
8. Professional Conduct — December 2018
9. Report forwarded by the Office of the Chief Coroner on a Maternal and Perinatal Death Review Committee Investigation — August 2018
10. Communication and Conduct — June 2018
11. Standards of Practice — March 2018
12. Falsifying Documentation — February 2018
13. Authorized Acts — December 2017
14. Documentation — September 2017
15. Professional Conduct — August 2017
16. Bullying — April 2017
17. Social Media — March 2017
18. Documentation — February 2017
19. Fitness to Practise — December 2016
20. Professional Obligations — November 2016
21. Privacy Breach — September 2016
22. Privacy — Summer 2016
23. Ethics & Billing — June 2016
24. Professional Judgement — May 2016
25. Protection & Use of Title — April 2016
26. Professional Misconduct — February 2016
27. Personal Life — December 2015
28. Communications & Sensitivity — October 2015
29. Falsifying Documentation — July 2015
30. Conduct Unbecoming A Professional — May 2015
31. Boundaries & Professionalism — April 2015