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The role of the new Health Professions Council

Norma Brook

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The Health Professions Council replaced the Council for Professions Supplementary to Medicine on April 1 2002 as the new independent nationwide regulatory body for the 12 health professional groups.

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The Health Professions Council replaced the Council for Professions Supplementary to Medicine on April 1 2002 as the new independent nationwide regulatory body for the 12 health professional groups.

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The Health Professions Council replaced the Council for Professions Supplementary to Medicine on April 1 2002 as the new independent nationwide regulatory body for the 12 health professional groups.

Key concepts: Health professions, Allied health professions, Health professionals, Medicine, Family medicine, Political science, Medical education, Health care

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