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Matthew reflects on how we are using our learning about the GOsC’s performance to set a path for developing our next Strategic Plan, working together with the profession.

Clive Lathey, an osteopath and sports injury specialist, explains how he regularly works in collaboration with other healthcare professionals to benefit his patients.

Stacey reflects on the latest feedback from the survey and the focus groups as part of GOsC’s equality, diversity and inclusion pilot.

We encourage osteopaths interested in becoming quality assurance Visitors to make an application before 4 March. In this blog Kabir explains what it means to be a Visitor and how to apply.

Gabriel Antoni Pineda shares his experience of working with other health professionals as part of a collaborative team to help improve the quality of life for patients.

February is LGBT+ History Month, which aims to raise awareness of, and combat prejudice against, the LGBT+ community, while celebrating its achievement and diversity and making the community more visible. In this blog, Matthew reflects on what LGBT+ History Month means to him and the work of the GOsC.

GOsC Policy Manager Steven Bettles rounds up the series of scenarios, as well as providing a response to the final scenario from last month.

Osteopaths can access a wealth of research journals on the o zone to help with their CPD, including the International Journal of Osteopathic Medicine and individual articles published in peer-reviewed journals.

Zoë Clark highlights how sharing knowledge through collaborative working can help deliver improved outcomes for patients.

Stacey reflects on why the collection of equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) data is so important for the GOsC and how we want to collaborate with the profession on this in the coming months.