December/January issue of the osteopath published
Content includes peer review in continuing fitness to practise, support for graduates, and developing the profession.
The December/January issue of the osteopath is out now
The December/January issue of the osteopath is now available on this website. The magazine includes a round-up of GOsC news, other health news, research updates, book reviews and more.
The leading article in this issue discusses the potential role that osteopathic organisations and regional groups could play in the continuing fitness to practise process by supporting osteopaths.
Other articles include:
- new fitness to practise and consent guidance
- fee reduction and indemnity insurance consultations
- a new e-learning module to support the Osteopathic Practice Standards
- support for new osteopathy graduates
- GOsC resources for final year students
- FAQs
- update on the development of the profession projects
- the law on giving injections
- the latest FORE meeting in Malta
- a guide to pain medications
- the enhanced IJOM research resources package
- Bookshelf and book reviews.
Back issues of the magazine are also available on the osteopath page of this website.
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