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I’m a licensee of a service for which QAC is not mandated. Why do I need to participate in the QAC activities?

Healthcare Services (General) Regulations, Committees appointed by licensee

Updated by MOH

A non-QAC licensee may be directed by the Director to participate in the QAC activities of a QAC licensee, or to provide information as requested by the Director. This will ensure an independent review of the clinical quality of the non-QAC licensee.

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