GOsC responds to Law Commission consultation on regulation
GOsC publishes response to Law Commission consultation on the regulation of health and social care professionals.
GOsC publishes response to Law Commission consultation on the regulation of health and social care professionals.
Woman claiming to be an osteopath when not registered with the GOsC found guilty and fined £310 plus £300 in costs.
Report of the latest meeting of the Forum for Osteopathic Regulation in Europe, held in Copenhagan.
The team will assess the portfolios of evidence to be submitted by participants at the end of the revalidation pilot.
The GOsC publishes guidance on student fitness to practise and the management of health and disability.
As part of a feedback survey 40% of respondents said that they thought the pilot had improved their quality of care.
Issue includes an article on the GOsC’s discussion document ‘UK osteopathy: Ten questions for the next ten years’.
Discussions included the GOsC registration fee, the Law Commission consultation and development of the profession.
The GOsC today confirmed plans to implement a 10% reduction in the main rate of registration fee for osteopaths.
The next Council meeting will be held on 29 March. The agenda and papers are available to download from this website.