​A speaker at our recent symposium, Lucy Watson - the Patients Association Chair, provides a guest blog discussing the importance of effective patient partnership as the health and care system transforms and eventually recovers

We welcome the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care’s re-stated commitment to proceed with the long awaited consultation on reforms to professional regulation, but believe greater flexibility must be coupled with increased accountability

In this blog, Alan Clamp gives an overview of what we discussed over the three days of our recent virtual symposium on the theme of 'Regulation Reset'

You can contribute to our review into how the regulators we oversee responded to the first phase of the pandemic and how this can help us develop strategies to respond to the ongoing situation, learn for future crises and also just help with ‘business as usual?’

Chris Kenny presented at our symposium, outlining some key changes made by regulators in response to the pandemic & identified changes MDDUS would like to keep & those they would like the regulators to lose – he picks up on this theme in his guest blog

In this guest blog, Fraser Gilmore explores how storytelling can influence change, and how sharing one’s experience can make more abstract ideas like professional regulation more personal

The second in our series of guest blogs looking at the impact of the Coronvirus pandemic across the four nations of the UK - a guest blog from Dr Angela Parry from Health Education and Improvement Wales

An update on our plan to carry out a strategic review of the Accredited Registers programme

We have published our latest performance review for the General Pharmaceutical Council - the GPhC has met 15 out of 18 of our Standards of Good Regulation

Our director of scrutiny and quality writes about how regulation, regulators and the Authority itself all need to take action to promote equality, diversity and inclusion and it shouldn't take one month a year to highlight it