AHPRA must filter ‘frivolous’ complaints even if not vexatious: RACGP Â
Most GPs 'have little faith' in the watchdog's handling of vexatious complaints, the college claims

The RACGP has called on the Medical Board of Australia to introduce a new triage system to weed out complaints that are misguided — even those deemed not to be malicious.Â
Back in 2020, AHPRA introduced a new framework for vexatious complaints, listing a series of red flags that investigators would use to identify them.