GMC

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GMC is the independent regulatory body that oversees medical education and professional standards for doctors in the United Kingdom.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf independent regulator
medical regulatory body
public body
aimsTo maintain public confidence in the medical profession
promote high standards of medical education and practice
protect patients
canImpose sanctions on doctors found unfit to practise
country United Kingdom
founded 1858
fullName General Medical Council
funding funded mainly by registration fees from doctors
governs General Medical Council
surface form: UK medical register
hasAbbreviation GMC
hasOffice Manchester
headquartersLocation London, England
surface form: London
issues guidance on good medical practice
jurisdiction United Kingdom
language English
legalBasis Medical Act 1858
Medical Act 1983
monitors medical schools in the UK
training programmes for doctors
oversees medical education
professional standards for doctors
regulates doctors
medical practitioners
regulatesIn England
Northern Ireland
Scotland
Wales
responsibleFor ensuring doctors meet standards of good medical practice
fitness to practise procedures for doctors
licensing doctors to practise medicine in the UK
maintaining the official register of medical practitioners in the UK
revalidation of doctors
setting standards for medical education and training in the UK
sector healthcare
supervises postgraduate medical education standards
undergraduate medical education standards
typeOfOrganization statutory body
website https://www.gmc-uk.org
worksWith National Health Service
surface form: NHS

UK government health departments
Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
surface form: medical royal colleges

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