Our latest international report reviews the College of Dental Surgeons of British Columbia and was carried out at the request of British Columbia’s Minister of Health

The PSNI continues to meet all of our Standards of Good Regulation for the third year in a row and has maintained the improvement in its performance

Four years on since the regulators published their joint statement on candour, we wanted to find out how successful they have been in encouraging candour in their registrants - our latest research looks at their progress

Brexit brings uncertainty, but we do know whatever its outcome, healthcare professionals will shoulder some of the impact. UK health/care regulators do not get involved in workforce matters, but our Director of Policy and Standards asks: 'should they now?'

How much progress has been made by the health and care regulators since 2014 to embed the professional duty of candour? Our latest report evaluates progress as well as setting out the barriers to progress and what else the regulators could do to

In our first blog of the new year, the Authority's chief executive explains why setting intentions rather than resolutions is the smarter approach to achieving them and one of the Authority's intentions is to continue to strive for regulatory reform

Our latest review of the General Osteopathic Council shows that they continue to meet all 24 of our Standards of Good Regulation

Christine Braithwaite, our Director of Standards and Policy, explains why the regulatory system cannot afford to stand still and sets out the five key areas where we would like to see reform

In this first blog Alan Clamp explains that, though he may be new to the Professional Standards Authority, he is certainly not new to the world of regulation

Our latest performance review of the General Chiropractic Council shows an improvement in its performance – the GCC has met all 24 of our Standards of Good Regulation