The PSA has been appointed by the General Teaching Council for Scotland to undertake a review of its Fitness to Teach process

In this blog we outline five priorities we identified at our event in December to address healthcare inequalities - actions that could be taken by regulators, and could make a real difference towards addressing, and solving, the problem of healthcare inequality

We are pleased to announce the appointment of our new Associate Board Member

In this guest blog, Anna van der Gaag, reflects on our recent round-table exploring how to bring the best of safety culture initiatives and the best of regulatory processes together to do more for patient safety

Professor Louise Wallace, one of the researchers behind the Witness to Harm study into the experiences of witnesses in the fitness to practise process, shares principles of a trauma informed approach which regulators could adopt in their fitness to practise processes.

We publish our latest performance review for Social Work England

The Alliance of Private Sector Practitioners (the Alliance) has announced it will withdraw from the Accredited Registers programme, effective 31 March 2024.

We have published our latest performance review report for the Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland

PSA comments on review into healthcare inquiries and their recommendations.

PSA publishes its manifesto setting out its top three priorities for the next UK government to deliver better and safer care for all