Category: General Chiropractic Council

Research urges overhaul of healthcare complaints systems to improve clarity, access, and public trust.

New report by the PSA highlights significant barriers faced by both the public and healthcare professionals when trying to raise concerns with regulators.

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FEATURE: The toll of prolonged fitness to practise investigations and the role of expert legal representation

Kings View Chambers highlights how prolonged fitness to practise cases harm healthcare professionals—and why early legal advice is vital for protection.

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FEATURE: Understanding Accepted Outcomes in Fitness to Practise

Fitness to practise barristers, Kings View Chambers, looks at Accepted Outcomes – a new paper-based route for resolving fitness to practise cases.

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Regulators to be given power to decide fitness to practise cases without hearing

Regulators will be given “new powers” to “decide when a case can be resolved without a public hearing”, among other things, the PSA has revealed.

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FEATURE: Interim Orders in Professional Regulation

Kings View Chambers on Interim orders, their role in fitness to practise investigations and impacts on healthcare professionals’ practice, careers, and personal well-being.

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Government confirms commitment to reforming the regulation of healthcare professionals 

The Government have confirmed in a Written Ministerial Statement, its commitment to reforming the regulation of healthcare professionals.

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FEATURE: Does remediation matter in fitness to practise?

Kings View Chambers, looks at the importance of remediation in fitness to practise, what remediation means and how it can impact on the outcome of an investigation or hearing.

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FEATURE: Credibility & Reliability of Witness’ evidence in Fitness to Practise Hearings

Kings View Chambers considers how tribunals should assess witnesses’ credibility & reliability in resolving disputes or when evidence has a significant impact on outcomes.

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