Mandatory Report of Impaired Practitioners - Connecticut

Mandatory Report of Impaired Practitioners is a legal document that was released by the Connecticut State Department of Public Health - a government authority operating within Connecticut.

FAQ

Q: What is the Mandatory Report of Impaired Practitioners in Connecticut?
A: The Mandatory Report of Impaired Practitioners is a requirement in Connecticut for healthcare professionals to report any concerns about impaired practitioners.

Q: Who is required to make a report?
A: Healthcare professionals, including physicians, nurses, and other licensed practitioners, are required to make a report if they have concerns about impaired practitioners.

Q: What kinds of concerns should be reported?
A: Any concerns about a practitioner's ability to practice safely, such as substance abuse or mental health issues, should be reported.

Q: Are reports confidential?
A: Yes, reports made in good faith are confidential and protected by law.

Q: What happens after a report is made?
A: The Connecticut Department of Public Health will investigate the report and take appropriate action if necessary.

Q: Is there a penalty for failing to report?
A: Yes, failing to make a mandatory report can result in disciplinary action against the healthcare professional who fails to report.

Q: Can reports be made anonymously?
A: Yes, reports can be made anonymously if desired.