CoDH response to consultation on deciding when statutory regulation is appropriate
The Council has responded to the Department of Health and Social Care’s consultation on deciding when statutory regulation is appropriate. Read More »
Regulation
Healthcare higher education is sited between healthcare professional regulation and higher education regulation.
The Council’s regulation portfolio focuses on:
- Encouraging outcome-focused and risk-based regulatory reform for higher education institutions and healthcare professionals
- Ensuring regulatory reform allows growth in funding higher education
- Making the case for leadership to feature strongly in professional standards
The Council works closely with key partners in this area including the Nursing and Midwifery Council, the Health and Care Professions Council, the Office for Students, and the Quality Assurance Agency.
The Council’s Regulation Advisory Group provides strategic advice on the priorities and workstreams of the portfolio.
Lead member: Paula Holt
Scotland lead: Annetta Smith
Wales lead: Jayne Cutter
Office lead: Josh Niderost
CoDH statement on Government response to the Augar Review
Responding to the Government announcements in light of decisions made following the Augar Review, Dr Katerina Kolyva, Chief Executive of the Council of Deans of Health said: “The Council of Deans of Health welcomes th... Read More »
CoDH response to OfS consultation on quality and standards conditions
The Council has responded to the Office for Students’ consultation on quality and standards conditions. This examines how the regulator can ensure high-quality courses and reliable standards. The Council highlig... Read More »
CoDH statement on NMC EU Directive proposals
The Council of Deans of Health welcomes engagement with the NMC on the future of the EU Directive for nursing and midwifery education. However, we believe its current proposals are a missed opportunity to truly innova... Read More »
CoDH response to KPMG review of professional regulators
The Council has responded to KPMG’s review of professional regulators, which is being undertaken on behalf of the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC). This follows the DHSC’s recent consultation on... Read More »