Category: Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)
AI regulation workshop highlights need for clearer guidance for health and care professionals
Emerging PSA recommendations outline how health and care professionals should be guided and regulated when using AI in practice.
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HCPC fee consultation 2026
The HCPC Council met on 26 March 2026 and agreed to consult on a proposed fee rise of £5.06 to the annual registration fee and equivalent increases in our other fees.
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HCPC sets out new measures to help professionals tackle discrimination
HCPC has launched a suite of new resources aimed at helping health and care professionals better recognise, respond to and challenge discrimination in their workplaces and education settings.
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Health and Care Professions Council launches resources to combat discrimination
HCPC has launched a suite of new resources designed to help health and care professionals challenge discrimination and protect both service users and colleagues.
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Insight Works Training Case Study: The role of insight and remediation in reducing regulatory sanctions
A clear, analysis of how genuine insight and evidence‑based remediation can significantly reduce regulatory sanctions.
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High court upholds strike-off in key fitness to practise case
In Hough v Health and Care Professions Tribunal Service, the court dismissed an appeal against a decision to strike a healthcare professional off the register.
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HCPC warning that Radiographers renewal window closing soon
Radiographers are being urged by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) to renew their registration ahead of the 28 February 2026 deadline.
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Health and care regulators issue joint statement on AI in professional education
Six UK health and care regulators set out a shared position on using AI in approved professional education programmes.
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PSA signals major shift toward preventative fitness to practise regulation in 2026
PSA has set out a decisive direction for 2026, signalling a move toward preventative, data‑driven approaches to regulation.
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FEATURE: High Court ruling highlights risks of facing fitness to practise hearings alone
High Court ruling warns that attending fitness to practise hearings without specialist legal support can lead to unfair outcomes.
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Sector‑wide consent principles launched to strengthen patient safety and uphold fitness to practise standards
UK health professional regulators have jointly launched a new set of sector‑wide consent principles designed to improve informed decision‑making.
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High Court dismisses appeal in Mginah v Health and Care Professions Council
The High Court has dismissed the appellant’s challenge to a decision of the HCPC, upholding a strike‑off order.
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