What does RV stand for?

Revalidation

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The move is the first step towards revalidation -the process by which doctors will have to prove, at regular intervals, they are fit to practice.

Licence to be a doctor

I should think that all issues involved with the revalidation exercise should be completed by the end of October," Mines Minister Diezani Alison-Madueke told a presentation at the London Stock Exchange.

Nigeria : Nigeria to finish mine licences review by end Oct

REVALIDATION Turning to the controversial issue of revalidation, he says that the government wants regulators to guarantee the safety of practice and that 'revalidation is something the NMC is clearly working on'.

The NMC ... under the microscope: midwives' Maura O'Malley finds the ...

The manufacturing investigations concluded that the lumpy nature of the Diphenhydramine API may have contributed to the failures and corrective actions included a change to the mesh size for screening the API and revalidation of the process.

Amneal cited for lapses on OOS batches, annual reviews

9781853157813 Mastering public health; a postgraduate guide to examinations and revalidation.

Mastering public health; a postgraduate guide to examinations and ...

The new assessments will feed into this process of revalidation, which has been seen as the biggest shake-up of medical regulation in a generation.

Doctors to face tighter vetting; Attention will be paid to patients' ...

The General Medical Council, of which I was then president, proposed a new system revalidation intended to ensure doctors could regularly show they are maintaining a good standard of competence and care throughout their professional lives.

Good doctors welcome review

The revalidation proposals were described by Sir Graeme Catto, president of the General Medical Council, which licenses doctors, as "the biggest change to medical regulation in 150 years".

NHS: BMA agrees need to check doctors' fitness to practise