nursing and midwifery council (nmc)

What Actions Can the NMC Take if Standards are Not Met?

If a nurse or midwife fails to meet the required standards, the NMC can take several actions, including:

Issuing warnings or conditions of practice orders
Suspending or removing individuals from the register
Referring cases to a fitness to practise panel

These measures are designed to protect the public and maintain trust in the profession.

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