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A South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal ruled that registered nurse Su Jin Han must be banned from practicing for two years after using excessive force against an elderly resident with dementia at an aged care facility in Adelaide's north on November 12, 2023. The tribunal found her actions "completely unreasonable" and a breach of professional standards. As a result, Han’s registration was canceled, and she is prohibited from providing any health services until further notice.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-06,
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Story summary
In November 2023, The South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal ruled that registered nurse Su Jin Han is banned from practicing nursing for two years after using "prolonged" and "completely unreasonable" force against a resident with dementia at an aged care home in Adelaide's north. The tribunal determined that Ms Han failed to maintain professional behavior during these incidents, which involved physically restraining the patient for an extended period. As a result of her actions, Ms Han was reprimanded, her registration canceled, and she is prohibited from providing any health services until she regains re-registration. This case highlights the serious consequences faced by healthcare professionals who violate standards of care, particularly when dealing with vulnerable patients like those suffering from dementia.
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Nurse banned for using 'completely unreasonable' force against aged care resident, tribunal rules
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A registered nurse cannot practice for two years after using "prolonged" and "completely unreasonable" force against a resident with dementia at an aged care home in Adelaide's north.
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nurse → ban → north
The South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal found Su Jin Han "failed to maintain professional behaviour" during a series of incidents on November 12, 2023.
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Han → find → November
Ms Han has been reprimanded, her registration was cancelled and she cannot provide any health service until she gains re-registration.
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she → reprimand → registration
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