In response to the pandemic we've moved revalidation dates for around 60,000 doctors who were due to revalidate between March 2020 and July 2021. We’ve made this decision to give you and responsible officers more time to be ready for revalidation, and prioritise clinical care for patients during the coronavirus pandemic.
Read more about this and other key information about revalidation in the months ahead.
Every licensed doctor who practises medicine must revalidate. Revalidation supports you to develop your practice, drives improvements in clinical governance and gives your patients confidence that you're up to date. This page provides step by step guidance and resources to support doctors in revalidation.
Patients and members of the public can also find out about their role in revalidation.
Our guidance for all doctors is available as a PDF:
These resources are designed to support you with revalidation.
If you have any further queries about revalidation, you can call us: 0161 923 6277 or you can email us.
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