AHPRA Experience Monitor Practitioner Experience Initiative
Practitioner Experience Initiative

AHPRA Experience Monitor

A structured, anonymous portal for Australian doctors to record and share their experiences with AHPRA regulatory processes. This is a data-collection tool for aggregate, de-identified analysis — not a complaint portal.


Submissions will help identify recurring themes, emerging risks and opportunities for system improvement, practitioner support and evidence-informed advocacy.

▶ Project overview

Your privacy is protected. All submissions are anonymous. No names, registration numbers, or identifying information are collected or stored. Data is used for aggregate analysis and advocacy only.

Feedback Pathways

Choose the pathway that best matches your experience. You may submit through multiple pathways.

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Primary pathway

Notification Experience

Record your experience as a practitioner who has received an AHPRA notification or been subject to a regulatory investigation.

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Feedback

Fees & Financial Management

Share your views on AHPRA registration fees, fee transparency, cross-profession funding, and the financial impact of regulation.

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Feedback

CPD, Digital & Responsiveness

Share your views on CPD obligations, AHPRA's online services, practitioner portal, responsiveness to enquiries, and AI support tools.

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Feedback

General Feedback

Share general views on AHPRA's regulatory culture, practitioner confidence, support for vulnerable groups, and reform priorities.

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Feedback

Governance & Accountability

Provide feedback on AHPRA's governance structures, board composition, accountability mechanisms, and openness to practitioners.

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Existing cases

Update Your Case

Already submitted a notification experience? Use your case number to provide a progress update or final outcome.

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Why record your experience?

  • Aggregate data supports evidence-based advocacy for systemic reform
  • Anonymous submissions remove the risk of identification or reprisal
  • Structured questions enable meaningful pattern analysis over time
  • All data remains de-identified and is never shared individually

What happens with submissions?

  • Data is stored securely and never linked to individual practitioners
  • Aggregate findings may be used in submissions to regulatory reviews
  • No submission or contact information is shared with AHPRA
  • You can submit through more than one pathway if relevant