We welcome the Government's response to its 2021 consultation on reforms to the powers and governance of the healthcare professional regulators, and the launch of the consultation on legislation for the GMC

Our Director of Scrutiny and Quality announces his retirement from the role and will step down at the end of March

Our Director of Standards and Policy was asked to provide more information to the Infected Blood Inquiry on one of the recommendations in our Safer care for all report. This submission has now been published on the Inquiry's website

In the latest in our series of guest blogs to discuss issues raised in our report Safer care for all, Sam Rodger from the NHS Race and Health Observatory discusses how making race equity everybody's job risks it being nobody's job, but we can all have a shared ambition to create a culture of equity

At the beginning of January 2023, we welcomed our new Board Member - Juliet Oliver. In this blog Juliet explains more about her background and experience in professional health and social care regulation and her previous encounters with the Authority

As part of our series of guest blogs to look in more detail at the themes highlighted in our report Safer care for, Indranil Chakravorty, Chair of the Bapio Institute for Health Research writes about their vision for an anti-racist NHS

In this blog, Douglas Bilton, Assistant Director of Standards and Policy at the Professional Standards Authority, talks about healthcare regulation, and explains why it is important for students to understand its purpose, both before and during their time as healthcare professionals.

We publish our 'public interest test' report on the Health Practice Associates Council’s - our assessment against Standard One of our Standards for Accredited Registers to assess whether the benefits of activities of the roles registered by the HPAC are likely to outweigh the risks

We announce the accreditation of the UK Society for Behaviour Analysis’ (UK-SBA) Register

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Juliet Oliver as our newest Board Member