PSA research reveals that people trying to make complaints can experience barriers.

A guest blog exploring whether the tide is turning on the issue of sexual misconduct by doctors.

We believe collaboration and cooperation are key for improving regulation and registration. We hold small and, sometimes larger, events throughout the year, often online, but also in-person.

We have no upcoming events open to attending at the moment.

PSA welcomes moves to strengthen regulation for non-surgical cosmetics but believes a UK-wide and consistent approach is needed to close the gaps to reduce the risk of harm.

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Today, the PSA is publishing Lessons from meeting our EDI Standard for regulators – good practice guidance. 

Persistent inequalities in health and social care continue to affect both the public and professionals. Patients and service users from some groups experience unfairness in terms of access to

In this blog, Melanie Venables reflects on recent regulatory developments and while these are country-specific, but the implications for professional regulation are wider and need to be thought about at a four-country level.

We welcome the Department of Health and Social Care's (DHSC) proposals to strengthen accountability for senior NHS managers in England by creating a barring scheme for those who commit serious misconduct, to be run by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). It is positive that the DHSC has

The UK Association of Humanistic Practitioners (UKAHHP) has announced it will withdraw from the Accredited Registers programme, effective 18 July 2025. From this date, UKAHHP and its registrants, who do not hold registration with another Accredited Register, will not be able to display our Quality

We welcome the report of the independent review into the physician associate and anaesthesia associate professions (the Leng review) and the collaborative, evidence-based approach taken by Professor Gillian Leng and team.

It is clear that there is much learning for sector leaders on how to develop