Surrey practitioner convicted of falsely claiming to be osteopath
GOsC successfully prosecutes Leslie James Bailey for unlawfully calling himself an osteopath
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.
The UK regulator of osteopaths, the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC), has successfully prosecuted David James Edward Thunder for unlawfully calling himself an osteopath.
Includes feedback from recent patient and public focus groups and our research into the effectiveness of regulation.
Report sets out recommendations following review of the UK law relating to the regulation of health care professionals.
We are inviting views on draft Guidance on Osteopathic Pre-registration Education. The Consultation closes on 16 May 2014.
Lead article highlights new and existing resources available to help osteopaths promote their registration.
The GOsC is pleased to announce the appointment of a lay member from Northern Ireland to the Council, Dr Joan Martin.