The Osteopath for February/March is available
The latest issue of The Osteopath has been published and content includes an update on our forthcoming revalidation pilot.
The February/March issue of The Osteopath has been published.
The leading article is about our developing revalidation scheme and the plans to test it this autumn. We are asking osteopaths to volunteer to be part of the pilot scheme, which will commence later this year and last for a year.
Other articles highlight a review of the procedures we use to assure the quality of osteopathic education qualifications; steps being taken to help osteopaths comply with advertising law; an update on the development of revised Osteopathic Practice Standards and developments in work around the fitness to practise of osteopathy students.
There is also information about our new package of online research resources for osteopaths and an interview with Tim Walker, GOsC Chief Executive and Registrar.
To read this issue, and back issues of the magazine, go to The Osteopath page of this website.
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