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This Practice Note covers the key case law and principles common to fitness to practise (FtP) proceedings before most FtP panels of healthcare regulators. It covers the common procedural stages of investigation, admissibility of evidence as well as the powers of case examiners, Interim Orders and key themes including dishonestly, racist language.

This Practice Note is part of a suite of Practice Notes providing practical guidance on professional fitness to practice (FtP) proceedings before the healthcare regulators. This Practice Note provides a guide to General Chriopractic Council (GCC) fitness to practise proceedings, investigations, reviews and appeals. The GCC regulates chiropractors who practice in the UK, Isle of Man and Gibraltar. It should be read in conjunction with Practice Notes on Common Principles in fitness to practice proceedings and Criminal Proceedings in healthcare regulatory proceedings.

This Practice Note is part of a suite of Practice Notes providing practical guidance on professional fitness to practice (FtP) proceedings before the healthcare regulators. This Practice Note provides a guide to General Osteophathic Council (GOsC) fitness to practise proceedings, investigations, and appeals. The GOsC regulates osteopaths who practice in the UK. It should be read in conjunction with Practice Notes on Common Principles in fitness to practice proceedings and Criminal Proceedings in healthcare regulatory proceedings.

This Practice Note is part of a suite of Practice Notes providing practical guidance on professional fitness to practice (FtP) proceedings before the healthcare regulators. This Practice Note provides a guide to General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) who regulate pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and pharmacies in Great Britain. It covers FtP proceedings, including the legislative framework, the FtP proceedings, investigations and applications to be restored to the Register and disqualification proceedings. It should be read in conjunction with Practice Notes on Common Principles in fitness to practice proceedings and Criminal Proceedings in healthcare regulatory proceedings.

This Practice Note is part of a suite of Practice Notes providing practical guidance on professional fitness to practice (FtP) proceedings before the healthcare regulators. This Practice Note provides a guide to the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) fitness to practise proceedings, investigations, and applications to be restored to the Register. The NMC regulates registered nurses, midwives and nursing associates. It should be read in conjunction with Practice Notes on Common Principles in fitness to practice proceedings and Criminal Proceedings in healthcare regulatory proceedings.