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25

Profession

Statutory

Reports

Complaints

Received

Legally

Sufficient

Inquires

Completed

Investigations

Completed

Inspections

Completed

Speech-Language Pathology - Speech-Language Pathologist

0

27

11

0

8

0

Speech-Language Pathology - Speech-Language Pathology

Assistant

0

2

0

0

0

0

Total

3,490

25,675

6,274

219

5,146

28,165

Referred Non-Jurisdictional

386

1,273

1

6

0

0

Grand Total

3,876

26,948

6,275

225

5,146

28,165

Profession

No Probable Cause

Found

Probable Cause

Found

Administrative

Complaints

Acupuncture - Acupuncturist

3

1

1

Athletic Trainer

1

2

2

Audiology - Audiologist

1

4

4

Chiropractic - Certified Chiropractic Physician Assistant

0

2

2

Chiropractic - Chiropractic Physician

66

35

32

Chiropractic - Registered Chiropractic Assistant

5

1

0

Clinical Laboratory - Clinical Laboratory Personnel

6

1

1

Clinical Laboratory - Clinical Laboratory Training Program

1

0

0

Clinical Social Work - Clinical Social Worker

9

0

0

Clinical Social Work - Clinical Social Worker Intern

7

1

1

Dental - Dental Hygienist

11

6

4

Dental - Dental Radiographer

0

1

0

Dental - Dentist

227

27

32

Dental - Health Access Dental

0

1

1

Dietetics and Nutrition - Dietician/Nutritionist

2

1

1

Dietetics and Nutrition - Nutrition Counselor

0

1

1

EMS - EMT Training Program

0

1

0

EMS - Emergency Medical Technician

13

14

12

EMS - Paramedic

25

33

25

EMS - Paramedic Training Program

1

2

0

Electrologist

6

2

2

Electrolysis Facility

4

0

0

Hearing Aid - Hearing Aid Specialist

7

7

7

Marriage and Family Therapy - Marriage and Family Therapist

8

0

0

Marriage and Family Therapy - Marriage and Family Therapy Intern

5

2

2

Table 9: Probable Cause Actions

Table 8: Reports Received, Complaints Received and Investigations Completed (continued)

With the number of Florida’s health care practitioners on the rise, the Department has strengthened and increased its investigative and

enforcement efforts to ensure the safety of Florida’s residents and visitors. Through these efforts, MQA is able to provide better and

increased evidence for a case. Each board or council has a designated panel to determine if there is probable cause or sufficient evidence to

bring formal charges against a licensee. This fiscal year saw over 1,400 cases in which probable cause was found.

Professions not listed have no data to report. For a complete list refer to Table 1 and 2.

Notes:

Legally Sufficient excludes 186 found not legally sufficient following commencement of investigation.

Investigations Completed includes 8 found not legally sufficient upon completion of investigation.

Definitions:

Statutory Report: Reports required by statute to be submitted to the Department.

Legally Sufficient: Complaints that, if found to be true, show a potential violation of Florida statutes or rules.