Patient Review Tool

No obligation

Due to your intended use, this patient feedback does not fall under section 113 of the National Law. Provided that the review is stationed on a third party site over which you hold no control of the testimonials or reviews functions, You generally won’t be required to take action concerning it.

If you would like to use the review to promote a regulated health service or provider, refresh this page to start the tool again and select ‘yes’ to the last question. This will take you through the process of determining whether the review is permissible for use in advertising underr AHPRA’s guidelines.

No obligation

Due to your intended use, this patient feedback does not fall under section 113 of the National Law. Provided that the review is stationed on a third party site over which you hold no control of the testimonials or reviews functions, You generally won’t be required to take action concerning it.

If you would like to use the review to promote a regulated health service or provider, refresh this page to start the tool again and select ‘yes’ to the last question. This will take you through the process of determining whether the review is permissible for use in advertising underr AHPRA’s guidelines.

You’re good to go! – this feedback constitutes a review

It looks like this feedback constitutes a patient review – defined by AHPRA as “feedback about healthcare experiences that does not refer to clinical aspects of a regulated health service”*. This means it is not covered by section 133 of the National Law and can most likely be used to advertise your regulated health service or practitioners.

Bear in mind that the National Law may not be the only advertising regulation that applies. Remember to check with other codes, guidelines, standards, or legislation relevant to your industry to ensure complaincy across all fields.

Congratulations on your AHPRA-compliant review! If you would like to test another piece of patient feedback, refresh this page to start the tool again.

Don’t use this feedback – constitutes a testimonial

It looks like the feedback you’ve received constitutes a patient testimonial – defined by AHPRA as “recommendations or positive statements about the clinical aspects of a regulated health service used in advertising”*. This means it falls under section 133 of the National Law and can’t be used in Australian medical advertising.

In this case, it’s best to seek professional advice on what to do next. Depending on the testimonial’s content and your level of control over the platform it’s situated on, it may be recommended to leave it untouched, remove it from view, or ask the reviewer to make changes which ensure compliancy. Consult AHPRA’s testimonial advice to learn more about your level of obligation to the testimonial.

If you would like to test another piece of patient feedback, refresh this page to start the tool again.

Don’t use this feedback – constitutes a testimonial

It looks like the feedback you’ve received constitutes a patient testimonial – defined by AHPRA as “recommendations or positive statements about the clinical aspects of a regulated health service used in advertising”*. This means it falls under section 133 of the National Law and can’t be used in Australian medical advertising.

In this case, it’s best to seek professional advice on what to do next. Depending on the testimonial’s content and your level of control over the platform it’s situated on, it may be recommended to leave it untouched, remove it from view, or ask the reviewer to make changes which ensure compliancy. Consult AHPRA’s testimonial advice to learn more about your level of obligation to the testimonial.

If you would like to test another piece of patient feedback, refresh this page to start the tool again.

Don’t use this feedback – constitutes a testimonial

It looks like the feedback you’ve received constitutes a patient testimonial – defined by AHPRA as “recommendations or positive statements about the clinical aspects of a regulated health service used in advertising”*. This means it falls under section 133 of the National Law and can’t be used in Australian medical advertising.

In this case, it’s best to seek professional advice on what to do next. Depending on the testimonial’s content and your level of control over the platform it’s situated on, it may be recommended to leave it untouched, remove it from view, or ask the reviewer to make changes which ensure compliancy. Consult AHPRA’s testimonial advice to learn more about your level of obligation to the testimonial.

If you would like to test another piece of patient feedback, refresh this page to start the tool again.

Don’t use this feedback – constitutes a testimonial

It looks like the feedback you’ve received constitutes a patient testimonial – defined by AHPRA as “recommendations or positive statements about the clinical aspects of a regulated health service used in advertising”*. This means it falls under section 133 of the National Law and can’t be used in Australian medical advertising.

In this case, it’s best to seek professional advice on what to do next. Depending on the testimonial’s content and your level of control over the platform it’s situated on, it may be recommended to leave it untouched, remove it from view, or ask the reviewer to make changes which ensure compliancy. Consult AHPRA’s testimonial advice to learn more about your level of obligation to the testimonial.

If you would like to test another piece of patient feedback, refresh this page to start the tool again.

Don’t use this feedback – constitutes a testimonial

It looks like the feedback you’ve received constitutes a patient testimonial – defined by AHPRA as “recommendations or positive statements about the clinical aspects of a regulated health service used in advertising”*. This means it falls under section 133 of the National Law and can’t be used in Australian medical advertising.

In this case, it’s best to seek professional advice on what to do next. Depending on the testimonial’s content and your level of control over the platform it’s situated on, it may be recommended to leave it untouched, remove it from view, or ask the reviewer to make changes which ensure compliancy. Consult AHPRA’s testimonial advice to learn more about your level of obligation to the testimonial.

If you would like to test another piece of patient feedback, refresh this page to start the tool again.

Don’t use this feedback – constitutes a testimonial

It looks like the feedback you’ve received constitutes a patient testimonial – defined by AHPRA as “recommendations or positive statements about the clinical aspects of a regulated health service used in advertising”*. This means it falls under section 133 of the National Law and can’t be used in Australian medical advertising.

In this case, it’s best to seek professional advice on what to do next. Depending on the testimonial’s content and your level of control over the platform it’s situated on, it may be recommended to leave it untouched, remove it from view, or ask the reviewer to make changes which ensure compliancy. Consult AHPRA’s testimonial advice to learn more about your level of obligation to the testimonial.

If you would like to test another piece of patient feedback, refresh this page to start the tool again.

You’re good to go! – this feedback constitutes a review

It looks like this feedback constitutes a patient review – defined by AHPRA as “feedback about healthcare experiences that does not refer to clinical aspects of a regulated health service”*. This means it is not covered by section 133 of the National Law and can most likely be used to advertise your regulated health service or practitioners.

Bear in mind that the National Law may not be the only advertising regulation that applies. Remember to check with other codes, guidelines, standards, or legislation relevant to your industry to ensure complaincy across all fields.

Congratulations on your AHPRA-compliant review! If you would like to test another piece of patient feedback, refresh this page to start the tool again.