UKPHR Chief Executive, David Kidney, has published a blog about what we mean in public health when we talk about “levels”. Please click here to read the blog titled Levels… Read more →

The Department of Health and Social Care has at long last responded, for itself and the Devolved Governments, to the Department’s consultation last year on reforms to regulation of healthcare… Read more →

UKPHR have today launched a consultation in relation to amendment to the revalidation scheme for practitioner registrants to enable UKPHR to commence revalidation for practitioner registrants. The consultation will close… Read more →

As a result of retirements, we would like to appoint up to four new Directors to our Board before the end of 2019. Please click here to read our full job… Read more →

Public Health England (PHE) and  the Standing Group on Local Public Health Teams have published a joint statement outlining the part that professional appraisal and revalidation play in ensuring the… Read more →

UKPHR held its 10th Consultative Forum in Sheffield on the 13th May 2019. We have today published the record of proceedings for this meeting. Please click here to read them.

UKPHR has amended the standards for practitioner registration and introduced the amended standards for use from 01 April 2019 onwards. The original standards continue to apply for up to two… Read more →

UKPHR’s Board has published a statement in order to clarify two aspects of professional appraisal for specialist registrants in relation to revalidation. The Board is responding to queries and representations… Read more →

In this new report, published today, UKPHR sets out the road to implementation for its new Specialist Registration by Portfolio Assessment route. The report features some post-launch awareness-raising activity through… Read more →

UKPHR wants to recruit three new members of its Registration Approvals Committee. Could you see yourself in this unpaid yet crucial post?  You need to demonstrate a commitment to the… Read more →