GOsC Annual Report and Accounts published
We have published our latest Annual Report and Accounts, providing an overview of our work and our financial report for 2025-26. This latest report, which sets out our work during…
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We work with osteopaths, patients, and partner organisations to support safe, high quality patient care. We also work to maintain public confidence in osteopathy by protecting the reputation of the osteopathic profession.
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We are currently consulting on whether to increase registration fees for osteopaths by £50, £75 or £100 a year. We welcome views from osteopaths, students, patients and partner organisations. We’re holding webinars during the consultation period to answer questions and provide more information.
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GOsC joins regulators in commitment to safe, effective and ethical use of AI
The General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) has signed a joint statement of intent with other professional regulators and Accredited Registers, setting out a shared commitment to support the safe, effective and…
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Whistleblowing disclosures joint report published for 2026
We’ve published the 2025-26 joint report on whistleblowing disclosures, together with eight other healthcare professional regulators. The latest report shows how we have handled whistleblowing disclosures and the action we…
GOsC blogs
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Shared learning, fresh thinking: the Educator Roadshow 2026
Nikky Godfrey, Interim Head of Education at the professional membership body the Institute of Osteopathy and Executive Administrator of the Council for Osteopathic Educational Institutions On 4 July 2026, educators…
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Why we’re consulting on registration fees
GOsC Chief Executive and Registrar, Matthew Redford, explains why Council believes it is necessary to consult on increases we need to make to registration fees, the financial challenges facing the…
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Osteopathy concerns: An opportunity for learning and reflection
Following the publication of the latest annual concerns report from the National Council for Osteopathic Research, Fiona Browne, Director of Education, Standards and Development reflects on the nature of concerns…
Committee recruitment
We are seeking two osteopath members to join our Professional Conduct Committee and Health Committee. This is a chance to play a key role in fair, evidence-based decision-making for a modern, inclusive healthcare regulator.