Been selected for HCPC audit? Here’s what other OTs want you to know
By: RCOT
31 July, 2025
If you’ve been selected for HCPC audit, you’re not alone – and you’re definitely not the first. We asked occupational therapists who’ve been through it what advice they’d give to others. Here’s what they said.
Comment on Disabled Children's Partnership campaign
By: RCOT
22 July, 2025
Children and young people’s Professional Advisor at the Royal College of Occupational Therapists, Dr Sally Payne, comments on the new report and campaign from the Disabled Children's Partnership, 'Fight for Ordinary'
Comment on UK government announcement of support for people with ME and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
By: RCOT
22 July, 2025
UK Policy and Public Affairs Manager at the Royal College of Occupational Therapists, Joseph Brunwin, comments on government support for people with ME and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Apply to be a Learner ambassador
By: RCOT
22 July, 2025
We want to build stronger connections with our learner community and work with members to raise awareness of our member benefits – supporting the future of our profession from day one.
Changes to EBSCO databases in your Digital Library
By: RCOT
06 August, 2025
EBSCO platforms have moved to new interfaces as of Tuesday 5 August 2025.
Celebrating our 2025 Fellowship and Merit Award winners
By: RCOT
04 August, 2025
Introducing our 2025 Fellowship and Merit Award winners. Congratulations to everyone and thank you to all those who nominated.
We belong here and we’re here to stay
By: Rachel Booth-Gardiner
14 July, 2025
Rachel Booth-Gardiner reflects on the absence of occupational justice within our profession and what all OTs can do to not only accommodate occupational therapists with disabilities but also to value their experienced contributions.
Our comment on the NHS England 10-year health plan
By: RCOT
03 July, 2025
Joseph Brunwin, our UK Policy and Public Affairs Manager, reacts to the NHS England 10-year health plan