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New guidance for students on professional behaviours and fitness to practise is published

12 February 2025

Our new guidance, informed by feedback during our consultation earlier this year, aims to support students to develop professional behaviours and establish their fitness to practise during their studies.

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Evaluation of the work of our Patient Involvement Forum is published

7 February 2025

The evaluation was carried out in 2023-24 and takes account of the experiences of forum members and GOsC staff members.

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Osteopaths and students can now contact the GOsC using WhatsApp

22 January 2025

We want to make it easier for osteopaths and students to contact us following the findings of our Registrant and Stakeholder Perceptions research.

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GOsC publishes fitness to practise report for 2023-24

8 January 2025

Our latest fitness to practise report explains how we handle fitness to practise concerns we receive and the timescales for managing those concerns.

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Share your views on proposed changes to our CPD guidance and Peer Discussion Review template

9 December 2024

We’re aiming to make certain elements of the CPD scheme more manageable following feedback from osteopaths.

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Annual Report and Accounts for 2023-24 published

17 October 2024

We have published our latest Annual Report and Accounts, providing an overview of our work and the financial report for 2023-24.

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Findings of osteopath and student perceptions research published

1 October 2024

This is the first piece of research, commissioned by the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC), exploring the views of osteopaths, students, educators and partner organisations including how they perceive GOsC as their regulator and how we perform our role.

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Whistleblowing disclosures joint report for 2024 published

30 September 2024

We’ve published the 2023-24 joint report on whistleblowing disclosures, together with eight other healthcare professional regulators.

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