For licensees who have been given approval to co-locate with a non-licensee, can information regarding these services appear in the same advertisement or webpage?

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Licensees should take all reasonable steps to distinguish information about the licensable healthcare service from information about the other service.

Licensees should also ensure that the other service and information about the other service must be clearly identified or labelled as relating to a service that is not a licensable healthcare service.

While information about licensable healthcare services can appear in the same advertisement/webpage as information about the “unlicensed services”, steps should be taken to distinguish the different services (e.g. using different colours/font sizes, borders, placing the information on different pages or different sections/modules of a webpage or an application).

For licensees who have been given approval to co-locate with a non-licensee, can information regarding these services appear in the same advertisement or webpage?

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