Sep 05, 2019
The Professional Standards Authority has published a research report analysing the circumstances of incidents of sexual misconduct by health and social care professionals.
Aug 09, 2019
In our latest review of the HCPC's performance, we report that the six fitness to practise Standards not met in our previous two reports, still remain unmet but also recognise the significant amount of work HCPC has undertaken to address the concerns we outlined in those reviews
Jul 09, 2019
We welcome the publication of the government's response to its consultation on reforming regulation - this is a positive step forward, but we want to see greater accountability to match increased flexibility for regulators
Jul 05, 2019
we have published our latest performance review of the General Osteopathic Council - the GOsC continues to meet all of our Standards of Good Regulation
Jul 05, 2019
We have published our annual report for 2018/19 detailing our own performance and that of the health and care professional regulators and accredited registers we oversee
Jul 03, 2019
An independent review of the regulatory performance of the Professional Engineers Ontario led by the Authority's former chief executive, Harry Cayton
Jul 02, 2019
Health Education England commissioned us to advise on the appropriate level of assurance for the role of sonographer using the criteria we developed in our right-touch assurance methodology - this report is the result
Jun 18, 2019
We wanted to find out what the available literature on decision-making tells us about the consequences of fitness to practise decisions generally being taken in a more private context - the is part of our ongoing work on the reform of regulation, particularly fitness to practise
Jun 11, 2019
Today we are publishing two reports resulting from the Williams Review into gross negligence manslaughter in healthcare which recommended that we looked at inconsistencies in fitness to practise outcomes as well how regulators take account of public confidence in the fitness to practise process
May 17, 2019
Can patients be effective in maintaining their own safety? We wanted to explore further the role of patients and service users in ensuring the safety of the care they receive, so we commissioned research to find out more