Mar 03, 2021
Director of Standards and Policy, Christine Braithwaite, reflects on the impact the pandemic has had on the health and social care workforce, as well as how the Authority intends to use learnings to respond to the ongoing challenges.
Feb 19, 2021
In this blog, we explain why we are asking for views - as part of our wider consultation - on what is the best way to identify risks to public protection and public confidence through the performance review process?
Feb 17, 2021
Mark Stobbs - our Director of Scrutiny and Quality gives a very personal account of what LGBT+ history month means to him
Feb 12, 2021
In her guest blog - Chief Executive of the Academy for Healthcare Science, Janet Monkman talks about Accredited Registers and what could an alternative to statutory regulation mean for the NHS, the public, patients and the workforce
Feb 05, 2021
As we continue to welcome responses to our consultation, our Head of Accreditation Melanie Venables explains why it's important and what this means for the future of Accredited Registers
Jan 26, 2021
In the third of our series of guest blogs looking at the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic across the four nations of the UK – a guest blog from Lynsey Cleland of Healthcare Improvement Scotland - Community Engagement
Jan 21, 2021
A guest blog from Joanna Jervis, a Senior Lawyer and Practice Development Manager for Medical and Dental Defence Union of Scotland looking at fitness to practise from the registrant's perspective
Jan 13, 2021
Peter Walsh, Chief Executive of Action against Medical Accidents (AvMa), guest blogs - setting out the key priorities AvMa would like to see as part of regulatory reform to ensure patients have a voice
Jan 06, 2021
A guest blog from Sarah Ellson - who co-heads Fieldfisher's Regulatory team - discussing the Authority's power to appeal final fitness to practise decisions - from a legal perspective
Dec 16, 2020
In this blog, our Policy Manager, Daisy Blench explains why we commissioned research to explore with patients and the public their perspective on future fitness to practise where hearings are not held and encapsulates its key findings
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