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430Chapter 18 – Summary of Proposals for Implementation3. A member may prescribe, administer or order any drug orsubstance that may lawfully be purchased or acquired without aprescription.4. For the purposes of subsection 1(a), a member may onlyprescribe or administer, on the member’s own responsibility, thosedrugs and substances within the classes designated in subsection1(a) that are listed in the Drug List and must prescribe oradministerthose listed drugs and substances in accordance with theterms, limitations and conditions contained in the Drug List. For thepurposes of this section, “Drug List” has the meaning given to it inthe Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991.6. That Ontario Regulation 867/93 (Registration) under the Midwifery Act,1991 be amended by adding the following:3.1 It is a term, condition and limitation of a certificate ofregistration of any class that the holder who performs a procedureunder the authority of section 4 of the Act must ensure theprocedure is performed in accordance with any standards ofpractice established and published by the College from time to time.3.2 It is a term, condition and limitation of a certificate ofregistration of any class that the holder must comply with thestandards, limitations and conditions set out in the publication ofthe College entitled, “Indications for Mandatory Discussion,Consultation and Transfer of Care Guideline,” as that publication isamended by the College from time to time.7. That Ontario Regulation 858/93 (Professional Misconduct) under theMidwifery Act, 1991 be amended by adding the following:1.1 Exceeding the scope of practice of the profession.8. That section 1(2) of Ontario Regulation 858/93 under the Midwifery Act,1991 be repealed and the following substituted:1(2) Contravening or failing to maintain a standard of practice of theprofession.25. That section 1(4) of Ontario Regulation 858/93(Professional Misconduct) under the Midwifery Act, 1991be repealed and the following substituted:4. Delegating an act set out in paragraph 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8 ofsection 4 of the Act except as permitted by the Regulated HealthProfessions Act, 1991 or the regulations made thereunder orunder the Act, or delegating an act set out in paragraph 1 or 9 ofsection 4 of the Act.HPRAC Critical Links January 2009
431Chapter 18 – Summary of Proposals for Implementation10. That section 1(7) of Ontario Regulation 858/93 (ProfessionalMisconduct) under the Midwifery Act, 1991 be repealed and thefollowing substituted:7. Prescribing or administering drugs or substances for an improperpurpose, or otherwise using improperly the authority to prescribeor administer drugs or substances.11. That Ontario Regulation 858/93 (Professional Misconduct) under theMidwifery Act, 1991 be amended by adding the following sections:16.1 Failing to advise a patient to consult with a physician or otherregulated health professional where the member recognizes, orought to recognize, a condition that is beyond the competence orexperience of the member or that requires such a consultation toensure the proper care of the patient.16.2 Treating or attempting to treat a condition that the memberknew or ought to have known was beyond his or her expertise orcompetence.16.3 Recommending or providing unnecessary services.33. Being subjected to the withdrawal or restriction of rights orprivileges under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (Canada)or the Food and Drugs Act (Canada) or the regulations under eitherof those Acts, unless by the member’s own request.34. Contravening, while engaged in the practice of midwifery, anyfederal or provincial law or municipal by-law with respect to theprescribing of any drug or mixture of drugs.HPRAC Critical Links January 2009
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