Professional Standards Authority
How the PSA oversees our work
The Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social Care (PSA) oversees our work. The PSA was set up by Parliament to oversee the work of all professional regulators of healthcare in the UK and social work in England.
The PSA looks at a number of aspects of our work. Each year it reviews our overall performance and reports on this to Parliament. Our performance is assessed against the PSA's Standards of Good Regulation.
Our 2017-2018 report
Read the PSA preformance review report 2017-2018
Our response to the performance review report 2017-2018
Audit of fitness to practise cases
The PSA may decide to audit a sample of the fitness to practise cases we have closed before the final adjudication stage. It decides whether to do this on the basis of a risk assessment each year.
Read our Council papers from June 2014 regarding the audit report.
Previous reports
2015-16 news and reports
PSA reports on our improved performance
Our response to the PSA report
Our 2014–2015 report
The performance review report praised important pieces of work we did in 2014–2015, including the revised Code, tackling concerns about midwifery practice in Guernsey and meeting our target to conclude fitness to practise hearings more quickly. We met 18 of the standards in full, compared to 15 in 2013–2014.
Read the PSA performance review report 2014–2015
Read the PSA news release
Our previous reports are available to read on the Professional Standards Authority website.
2013–2014 performance review report
2012–2013 performance review report
