COVID-19: GOsC Council meets virtually
GOsC held an online Council meeting on Monday 11 May 2020 chaired by Dr Bill Gunnyeon
GOsC held an online Council meeting on Monday 11 May 2020 chaired by Dr Bill Gunnyeon
The GOsC reminds osteopaths of the importance of following infection control guidance and using professional judgement when considering treating patients
Payment-free months are being switched to help support registrants during these unprecedented times
The General Osteopathic Council appoints three new Council members, effective from 1 April 2020.
Dr Bill Gunnyeon, who took up his role as the GOsC’s new Chair from 1 April 2020, sends out a message of support to registrants and outlines what the GOsC is doing during the COVID-19 crisis
There’s been a heartening response to the coronavirus crisis from the osteopathic community, with numerous osteopaths asking us how they can help their healthcare colleagues and patients across the UK and many others contacting the NHS directly.
Matthew Redford, GOsC Acting Chief Executive and Registrar, explains the latest GOsC position about osteopathic practice during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The GOsC has warned osteopaths not to claim or imply that osteopathic treatment could help boost the immune system in patients suffering from COVID-19.
The General Osteopathic Council has issued a statement on fitness to practise activities emphasising that patient safety remains the top priority.
The General Osteopathic Council issued an updated statement earlier today on osteopathic practice.