👀 COULD YOUR PRACTICE WITHSTAND SCRUTINY?
What if the vulnerabilities in your practice began long before a notification, complaint or tribunal hearing?
I'm developing a new interactive, case-based professional workshop specifically for private midwives – using real tribunal cases to explore how ordinary practice decisions can create significant regulatory consequences – and what the tribunal decisions can teach every midwife about building a resilient practice.
This isn't about simply looking at what happened – we'll examine when the risk actually began, how seemingly small decisions accumulated, what the tribunal considered, and what these cases can teach us about identifying and managing risk in our own practices through the lenses of practice design, decision-making, documentation, communication, professional boundaries, governance and the very systems that support clinical care.
🔥 By the end of the workshop, you'll have a clearer understanding of:
How ordinary practice decisions and hidden vulnerabilities may create regulatory vulnerability
Why problems often begin long before a notification
How to proactively review and strengthen your practice
Three principles for building a practice you can confidently stand behind
💥 This workshop is for you if you:
Are currently in private practice - or planning to be
Want to understand how regulatory decisions are actually made
Have ever wondered whether there are vulnerabilities in your practice you've never identified
Are curious about strategic review of risk in private midwifery practice
Or simply want greater confidence that the practice you've built could withstand scrutiny
🏷️ Workshop Details
📅 Wednesday 9 September 2026
⏰ 7 – 9pm AEST
💻 Online via Zoom (recorded if you can't make it)
💰 $66 incl. GST
👉 Register here: https://buy.stripe.com/aFa28t63X5pO4oK1BA0gw06
If you're in private practice – or if you’re a midwife, I think you'll want to be in this room.
This is an opportunity to step back from the day-to-day and ask a bigger question … “If someone examined my practice tomorrow, what would they find?”
I think that's a question worth answering before you're required to.