Natasha Wynne explains more about our recently published research on whether consistency matters between regulators and what the public, patients and professionals think about consistency in health and care regulation

We commissioned independent research to find out what the public, patient and professional perspectives are on consistency between regulators and whether it matters

Bharat Nathwani, Policy Officer at the Pharmacists Defence Association, discusses what they would like to see from regulatory reform, in light of the proposals put forward in the Government's consultation.

Universities are currently educating some 100,000 future and current healthcare professionals – from nursing associates in Cornwall to midwives in the Highlands, podiatrists in Belfast to radiographers in the Welsh valleys. All these students are studying on programmes which have been robustly

We have published a report outlining the result of our recent consultation on the future shape of the Accredited Registers programme

Today we publish our Covid-19 lessons learned review, and our Assistant Director of Standards and Policy, who led on the project, explains more about why we think it is so important to look at what lessons we can learn from the first phase of the pandemic.

What lessons can be learned by regulators from the first phase of the pandemic - our Covid-19 learning review aims to provide some answers by using case studies

We publish our statement in response to the publication of the report of the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities

We are publishing our first thoughts on the government's consultation on reforming professional healthcare regulation - though we welcome the consultation, we are worried some of the proposals could inadvertently create a gap in public protection

We publish our latest performance review of the General Optical Council - find out more about how the GOC is meeting our Standards of Good Regulation