Tell us what you think of the revised Osteopathic Practice Standards
We have updated the Osteopathic Practice Standards to make them easier to use in practice. We are now carrying out the final consultation before we publish the new standards, and welcome your feedback.
Last year we launched a call for evidence inviting osteopaths, patients and the public to comment on the current standards and their experiences of them in practice, so we could update the standards. We hope they are now clearer and will continue to support osteopaths in delivering high quality care for patients, and we would like to hear your views during our consultation period.
It’s easy to make your comments on the revisions using our dedicated review website. Alternatively you can email us at: standards@osteopathy.org.uk or write to us by post. Hard copies of the review are available on request.
This and other feedback we receive will help us to develop the final standards, which will come into force in 2018.
The deadline for comments is 31 October.
We look forward to hearing from you.
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