Healthcare and medical
National regulation of CPD
In Australia, healthcare professions are governed under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (2009), administered by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra) in partnership with National Boards.
While Ahpra-regulated professions have national CPD standards, several health and community sectors operate outside the National Scheme.
These include:
- Aged care and disability (NDIS) providers
- Social work, counselling, and community health professionals
- Complementary and allied practitioners operating under voluntary codes of practice
AIcpdS supports these sectors by providing independent CPD accreditation and verification, ensuring education programs meet consistent national benchmarks for quality, transparency, and ethical delivery, even where formal regulation is not yet mandated.
Aligning with national regulations
Our standards ensure compliance with national regulations, meeting the requirements set by the Medical Board of Australia
Often referred to CAPE or PACE requirements
- Professionalism
- Addressing health inequities
- Culturally safe practice, and
- Ethical practice
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