The Osteopath goes digital
Starting with the latest issue, The Osteopath is now available in a digital edition, with a number of interactive features.
Starting with the latest issue, The Osteopath is now available in a digital, interactive edition.
Features include:
- links from the cover and contents page to the relevant articles within
- single or double page spread views
- hyperlinks to websites referred to
- search function for specific content
- the ability to zoom in and out of pages
- automatic page turning by clicking on the bottom left or bottom right of pages
In this issue
The leading articles highlight the latest news about the development of our scheme for revalidation osteopaths. There is also a report of the results of an audit by the Council for Healthcare Regulatory Excellence of our handling of the early stages of fitness to practise complaints.
Other articles include:
- new GOsC e-bulletins for osteopaths;
- the forthcoming meeting of the GOsC Regional Communications Network;
- a report of the latest meeting of the Forum for Osteopathic Regulation in Europe;
- the new ‘Statement of Fitness to Work’, which replaces the off-work certificate;
- research news;
- the government’s new vetting and barring scheme.
Subscriptions
The Osteopath magazine is published 6 times a year and all UK registered osteopaths receive a printed copy. Osteopathy students in the UK can buy an annual subscription for £17.00, while the cost to other readers is £24.00 within the UK; £34.00 in Europe; and £47.00 elsewhere in the world. Click here to download a subscription form.
Back issues
Back issues of The Osteopath are available on The Osteopath page in the Publications section of this website.
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