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Case comment on CPSO v Kilian, 2024 ONPSDT 23, on the PHIPA custodian-subject distinction, the Charter section 8 framework, and the "ungovernable physician" doctrine in COVID-era discipline. By Paul Cahill, LSO Certified Specialist in Civil Litigation.

CPSO v Kilian: Physician Custodians and the Duty to Produce Patient Records

An Ontario tribunal ruled physicians have no Charter privacy interest in their patients’ records. Subsequent proceedings produced a 12-month suspension.

October 17, 2024

Case comment on CPSO v Trozzi, 2024 ONPSDT 2, and CPSO v Luchkiw, 2024 ONPSDT 4, on the penalty phase of COVID-19 physician discipline including the ungovernable doctrine. By Paul Cahill, LSO Certified Specialist in Civil Litigation.

CPSO v Trozzi and Luchkiw: The Penalty Phase of COVID-19 Discipline

The OPSDT released two penalty decisions in January 2024 in COVID-19 misinformation cases. One physician received a six-month suspension. The other was found ungovernable and had his licence revoked.

February 13, 2024

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Suspension

CPSO v Kilian: Physician Custodians and the Duty to Produce Patient Records

CPSO v Trozzi and Luchkiw: The Penalty Phase of COVID-19 Discipline

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