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New Registration Rules for Healthcare Pros Unveiled
11 Nov
Summary
- Draft regulations propose provisional registration for allied health professionals.
- Pathways for skill enhancement and regular registration are included.
- Public comments on the proposed regulations are invited until December 4, 2026.
The National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions (NCAHP) has unveiled draft regulations proposing a provisional registration system for allied and healthcare professionals. This framework, under the Ministry of Health, aims to standardize registration processes and ensure professional accountability.
The proposed regulations provide clear pathways for eligible professionals to enhance their skills through bridge courses and supervised training. These opportunities are designed to help practitioners meet the requirements for regular registration in their respective fields.
Key aspects include an integrated online system for applications and credential verification, leading to a Provisional Registration Unique Identification Number. The NCAHP is soliciting public comments on the Draft Provisional Registration of Allied and Healthcare Professionals Regulations, 2026, with a deadline of December 4, 2026.
This initiative seeks to improve the overall quality of allied and healthcare services by ensuring professionals possess up-to-date knowledge and clinical competencies. The framework emphasizes skill development and professional progression for career advancement.
