We have published independent expert advice on cognitive bias in two types of decision-making in fitness to practise: panel hearings and case examiner accepted outcomes, a new way of dealing with fitness to practise cases

In this blog we explain more about the advice we commissioned on cognitive bias and how they can influence the decisions we make without us even being aware of them

What happens when regulator's fitness to practise panel gets it wrong? This blog explains how it feels from the point of view of a witness

In this blog, our Director of Scrutiny and Quality, Mark Stobbs explains more about why we carried out our review of Social Work England's use of accepted outcomes and some of our key findings

We have published our report on the first year of SWE use of ‘accepted outcomes’ as a part of its fitness to practise processes

Following on from the conclusion of our Strategic Review of the programme, we will be taking a new approach for Accredited Registers programme

What are the three things the government needs to get right when it reforms health professional regulation? We follow up our short report 'First look' with 'Three things to get right for public protection'

A guest blog from the Patients Association - giving their perspective on government plans for reforming regulation and asking 'where's the patient voice in these proposals?'

As Mental Health Awareness week for this year draws to a close, our Director of Scrutiny Quality blogs about how for many health/care workers, the conversation has to continue with regulators and employers

We are calling for the current proposals for reform of professional regulation to get the attention they deserve alongside the Health and Care Bill announced in this week’s Queen’s Speech