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Is the General Pharmaceutical Council making progress to improve its fitness-to-practise processes?

A closer look at measures being put in place to alleviate the rapid growth of fitness-to-practise concerns, an issue the pharmacy regulator has dubbed an “unprecedented challenge”.

In June 2024, the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) reported yet another “record high” in the number of fitness-to-practise (FtP) concerns it received within a three-month period.

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