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The Professional Standards Authority in the UK has just published "Safer Care for All: Solutions from professional regulation and beyond," a...

A US district court judge has ruled that room scans taken before online exams are unconstitutional. The lawsuit was brought forward by a student...

Right-to-disconnect legislation took effect in Ontario in June, requiring employers with 25 or more employees to develop a written policy about...

In June, the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation filed charges against Walgreens pharmacies, alleging that staffing shortages and unplanned...

Morris Kleiner, professor of economics at the University of Minnesota, has shared with CLEAR that his new book, Grease of Grit? International Case...

CLEAR thanks our premier technology partner, Thentia, for contributing to CLEAR Regulatory News. The guest post below is provided by...

This article provides details of nine states that have expanded scope of practice for pharmacists, including analysis of which authorities granted...

A study was conducted in Ethiopia to analyze the licensing practices of healthcare professional hiring bodies. "One-fifth of recruiting bodies...

Reinstating a position that was eliminated in 2012, Canada's federal government has appointed a national chief nursing officer. The role will...

NHS England is piloting a program for community nurses to use high-tech smart goggles during home visits with patient's consent. The goggles will...

The American Nurses Association's National Commission to Address Racism in Nursing has released their foundational report, exploring how racism...

The American Osteopathic Association has released its 2022 Osteopathic Medical Profession report. Over the last decade, there has been an 81%...