Archive
Spotlight on clinical audit
21 February 2018
The February/March issue of 'the osteopath' focuses on how to use clinical audit in the new CPD scheme.
Share your views on guidance for Investigating Committee decisions
19 February 2018
The guidance which the GOsC’s Investigating Committee (IC) uses to make decisions about which matters should be referred to a public hearing, is being updated and we are consulting on the draft new guidance.
GOsC responds to Department of Health regulation consultation
6 February 2018
The GOsC has responded to a Department of Health (Now the Department of Health & Social Care) consultation on the reform of healthcare professional regulation in the UK.
Next Council meeting on Wednesday 31 January 2018
25 January 2018
The GOsC Council meets on 31 January at Osteopathy House at 10am for its first meeting of 2018.
The General Osteopathic Council removes Mark Mathews from its Register of Osteopaths
24 January 2018
On 16 January 2018, the GOsC’s Professional Conduct Committee found Mr Mark Mathews, of Guildford, Surrey, guilty of unacceptable professional conduct and decided that the appropriate sanction would be to remove his name from the Register of Osteopaths.
What do you like to read in 'the osteopath'?
2 January 2018
Which articles interest you most? Which do you never read and why? What would you like to read about in the future and how would you like to read it?
Improving the GOsC websites
1 January 2018
We are working to make it easier for you to find what you’re looking for on our websites.
Read about the new CPD scheme in latest issue of 'the osteopath'
20 December 2017
Get ready for the new CPD scheme by trying out peer observation and taking our CPD evaluation survey.
Last chance to give your views about new CPD rules
15 November 2017
Our consultation on amended CPD rules closes on 16 November and we welcome your views
How prepared are you for the new CPD scheme?
1 November 2017
We are running our 2nd annual online CPD survey to help osteopaths review and reflect on their CPD.
