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Potential breach of an Accredited Training Setting

This Potential Breach form is used to report concerns of potential non-compliance with RACP accreditation standards and/or requirements.

A breach is anything that may show a training provider isn’t meeting required standards. This could include:

  • Excessive workload
  • Unsafe working conditions or rosters
  • Not enough supervision
  • Bullying, harassment, discrimination or racism
  • Media coverage or survey results showing serious problems or risks
  • Serious concerns about the health and wellbeing of trainees or supervisors
  • Serious concerns about patient safety

Anyone can submit a report — including trainees, supervisors, groups, or organisations — at any time.

 

Report a potential breach

Before you complete this form:

Training setting details

Provide the name, address, and any relevant program or network details for the training setting involved.

Your contact details

This is the person or organisation reporting the breach. If you're filling this out for an organisation, please include as much information as you can.

If you prefer to remain anonymous

You can report a potential breach anonymously by using non-identifying details.

Anonymous reports are treated the same as named ones, but without contact details, we can’t provide updates or request more information — which may make it harder to follow up or resolve the issue.

Have you discussed these concerns with the Training Setting? *

Please choose how you would like your identity to be handled *


Details of the potential breach*

Describe your concerns and how they may affect RACP training. Include a brief summary of any supporting documents you have.

Supporting documents

Upload any supporting documentation relevant to the concern. This may include messages, reports, or other materials that provide additional context or evidence.

Declaration

  • I confirm that the information provided in this form is accurate and complete to the best of my knowledge
  • I have read and understand the RACP privacy policy
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Talk to us instead

If you need help to complete the form, or have any questions, contact Training Accreditation Services.

Australia

Email us via accreditation@racp.edu.au

Call us on 1300 697 227 or (+61 2 9256 5444)

8:30am to 5:30pm, Monday to Friday

Aotearoa New Zealand

Email us via accreditation@racp.org.nz

Call us on 0508 697 227 or (+64 4 472 6713)

9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday 

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