Assistant Director of Standards and Policy, Douglas Bilton, writes about what we are setting out to achieve in our upcoming 'Bridging the Gap' project, describing the challenge of effectively analysing a broad range of contributing factors to harm.

We have now published the report of the consultation we carried out earlier in the year asking for input and feedback to help us shape how we approach our performance review process

July 2021 marked 20 years since Sir Ian Kennedy's report of the inquiry into children's heart surgery at the Bristol Royal Infirmary was published - in this blog we look back to see how its recommendations are still relevant for regulatory reform

On the day we relaunch the Accredited Registers programme, Our Chief Executive explains more about the new Standard for Accredited Registers which will introduce additional checks to test public interest

Today we launch the new Standards for Accredited Registers including a new public interest test - this follows our strategic review of the programme

Read our latest review of the HCPC's performance and see how they are meeting our Standards of Good Regulation

The High Court has handed down its decision in the Bramhall case.

The Society of Homeopaths has withdrawn from the Accredited Registers programme, effective as of 23 July 2021 and it and its registrants will no longer be able to use our quality mark

Assistant Director of Standards and Policy, Douglas Bilton, goes into detail about the key findings from the report we commissioned by Professor Deborah Bowman entitled Ethics in Extraordinary Times

We have published a short statement in which we express our deepest regret upon hearing the sad news from the GMC informing us that its Chair - Dame Clare Marx will step down at the end of July due to ill health