GOsC attends launch of new law regulating osteopathy in Gibraltar
A new law came into effect on 15 January making it an offence for practitioners in a range of health-related professions to work in Gibraltar without appropriate registration.
A new law came into effect on 15 January making it an offence for practitioners in a range of health-related professions to work in Gibraltar without appropriate registration.
Update on key osteopathy development projects managed by the Osteopathic Development Group.
New duty of candour, GOsC Annual Report and Accounts, continuing fitness to practise and online CPD learning lead the articles in this issue.
Regulators have today pledged to do more to put openness and honesty at the heart of healthcare.
New guidance to help decisions about whether or not complaints about an osteopath’s conduct should be investigated or referred to a hearing.
Special research edition includes updates about research, NCOR and IJOM as well as GOsC news, ‘In practice’ and courses.
GOsC successfully prosecutes Leslie James Bailey for unlawfully calling himself an osteopath
The annual review published today, concludes that the GOsC once again maintains its effectiveness as a regulator.
Featuring consultations on whistleblowing and enforcement of title; CPD developments and what counts as CPD; effectiveness of regulation and more.
Consultations launched on protecting the osteopathic titles and whistleblowing policies.