Regulatory News

The Royal Institute of British Architects is proposing reforms to the regulation of architects in the UK, with the goal of modernizing the...

Tennessee has launched an artificial intelligence chatbot to help applicants and licensees navigate the state’s professional licensing system,...

The Caesar Rodney Institute is seeking public support for legislation that would require health care professionals in Delaware to clearly disclose...

UK health and social care regulators have committed to developing shared high-level principles for regulating the use of artificial intelligence by...

The Nursing and Midwifery Council is introducing changes intended to make fitness-to-practise hearings faster, fairer, and more focused on the...

Guam’s new licensing pathway for internationally trained physicians is moving toward implementation but still requires clarification of...

California has adopted a law establishing specific restrictions on the use of artificial intelligence in psychotherapy, reflecting growing efforts...

Maryland has created a new commission to examine challenges facing the state’s health professional licensing boards, including staffing...

Regulators may need to complement traditional risk-based approaches with greater attention to uncertainty, foresight, and the experience of...

This opinion piece examines the limits of a professional regulator’s authority when concerns about a university extend beyond the professional...

The UK’s National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare recommends a future regulatory framework that is proportionate,...

Tennessee is the ninth state to begin issuing practice privileges under the Counseling Compact, allowing eligible licensed professional counselors...