Osteopathic Practice Standards: last chance to send us your views
The consultation on draft revised Osteopathic Practice Standards closes on 30 November.
Our major public consultation on new draft Osteopathic Practice Standards closes on Tuesday 30 November.
The Osteopathic Practice Standards brings together the Standard of Proficiency and Code of Practice for osteopaths. Together, they set out the standards of competence and conduct to be met by all osteopaths in order to gain and maintain registration.
You can still send us your views about this important document. We are seeking opinions on
(a) this new, combined format;
(b) the revised standards proposed within it.
The consultation document and the response questionnaire are available on the open consultations page of this website.
The consultation opened on 1 September 2010 and will close on 30 November 2010.
Following the consultation and analysis of responses received, we will publish the new Osteopathic Practice Standards in 2011.
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