The Allied Health Professions Council is an organization or regulatory body that oversees and governs the practice of allied health professions within a specific jurisdiction. Its primary role is to protect and safeguard the public by ensuring that allied health professionals meet the required standards of competence and conduct.
The Medical and Dental Council is an authoritative regulatory body that governs and oversees the medical and dental professions within a specific jurisdiction, typically a country or region. It sets and enforces standards and guidelines for medical and dental education, professional conduct, and practice to ensure the safety and well-being of the public.
The Nursing Council is a regulatory body or professional organization that oversees and governs the practice of nursing within a specific region. Its primary purpose is to protect the public by ensuring that nurses meet established standards of competence and professionalism.
The pharmacy council, also known as a pharmaceutical regulatory authority or pharmacy board, is an organization responsible for regulating and overseeing the pharmacy profession within a specific jurisdiction or country. Its primary role is to ensure the safety, quality, and ethical practice of pharmacy professionals and the pharmaceutical industry as a whole.
The Social Work & the Psychology Council are regulatory bodies or governing authorities with distinct responsibilities for overseeing the practice and professional standards of social workers and psychologists, respectively, within a specific jurisdiction. These councils share the common goal of protecting the public and promoting the integrity of their respective professions.
