2.b. Pursuant to s 196(4)(a) of the National Law, the respondent is disqualified from applying for registration as a registered health practitioner for a period of 12 years from the date of this order.

2.c. Pursuant to s 196(4)(b) of the National Law, the respondent is prohibited from providing any health service until she is granted registration as a health practitioner under the National Law, whether directly or indirectly, and whether as an employee, contractor, manager, volunteer or personal care attendant including, but not limited to, any health service that involves the provision of care to persons in residential aged care, or receiving home or community based aged care or disability care.

1. Pursuant to s 195 of the National Law, the respondent must pay the costs of the Board to be agreed or fixed by the Tribunal.
2. Pursuant to s 60(2)(g) of the South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2013, save that in its discretion the Tribunal may publish an anonymised and/or redacted version of its final decision, the publication is prohibited of evidence given before the Tribunal or of the contents of any document produced to the Tribunal (including the names of and/or anything identifying the consumers the subject of any of the allegations against the respondent and/or the family members of those consumers).