The Court of Appeal has published its ruling on the case of Dr Bawa-Garba and decided to uphold her appeal against the General Medical Council. The Authority was an interested party in the appeal

We've all seen articles about doctors/nurses being 'struck off' and the fitness to practise process even made a recent appearance on prime-time ITV in its crime drama 'Unforgotten', but what exactly is fitness to practise and why is reforming it long overdue?

Whether this is your first visit or your fortieth, we are looking for your feedback on our website to help us improve it

Following our announcement that Harry Cayton will be stepping down as the Authority's chief executive in autumn, we are pleased to announce that we have now appointed his successor - Alan Clamp will take up the post from 1 November 2018

In this blog, Harry Cayton celebrates the success of the Accredited Registers programme – it now covers more than 85,000 practitioners – but also underlines the ongoing need to raise awareness of the programme and its value

Never heard of Accredited Registers before? In this blog, we’ll talk about the programme, why it exists and the gap it fills in public protection

The engineers and geoscientists of British Columbia asked us to review their governance and legislation - providing us with the opportunity to work outside health and care, to help build learning and understanding across professional regulators internationally

In our 2017/18 annual report, we take the opportunity to look back, charting key moments in the development of the regulatory framework underlining why reform is necessary

Our latest performance review acknowledges the positive way in which the HCPC has engaged with the concerns we raised in our previous review and the actions it is taking to address those concerns but there is not enough evidence of sustained improvement for us to say it has met the Standards it failed last time

Mark Stobbs explains why the time is right to review the Standards of Good Regulation. Responses from our 2017 consultation have now fed into a new set of draft Standards that reflect our right-touch regulation principles and we want your feedback on them