Key Aims for 2008
The six key aims outlined here summarise a challenging and complex programme of work, which includes preparing for the transition to a reconstituted Council towards the end of 2008.
This programme of work reflects our continuing commitment to shaping and leading the development of 21st Century medical regulation that has patient safety at its heart.
Key Aim One
To operate an independent, accountable and integrated system of medical regulation that commands the confidence and support of our key interest groups. Read more about Key Aim One.
Key Aim Two
To deliver effective and responsive regulation by engaging fully with those receiving and providing healthcare across the four countries of the UK. Read more about Key Aim Two.
Key Aim Three
To enhance the role of the Medical Register as the single authoritative source of information on doctors, and as a national resource for patients, employers and the profession. Read more about Key Aim Three.
Key Aim Four
To support the delivery of high quality care to patients by setting rigorous standards for doctors and co-ordinating all stages of medical education. Read more about Key Aim Four.
Key Aim Five
To enhance patient safety by improving further the procedures for dealing with doctors whose fitness to practise may be impaired. Read more about Key Aim Five.
Key Aim Six
To enhance the economy, efficiency and effectiveness of the GMC. Read more about Key Aim Six.