The Professional Conduct Committee (PCC) plays a key role in enabling UKCP to meet its responsibility to maintain professional standards of excellence. It oversees the Complaints and Conduct Process (CCP).
The remit of the PCC is to oversee the role, function and management of the CCP. This involves working closely with the Complaints and Conduct team and other UKCP staff. PCC members review complaints and advise on whether complaints should be referred to an Adjudication Panel.
Graham Briscoe
Rachel Cook
Clemens-Emanuel Gutwenger
Emma Moir
Christina Sensale
The complaints we receive can range from serious professional misconduct to expressions of dissatisfaction with a service. Whatever the cause or severity, each complaint is an opportunity for learning. By highlighting the causes of complaints, we hope that members will review their current practices and procedures in order to avoid circumstances in which such trigger points may arise.
We are producing a series of guidance articles on what we are learning from the complaints received by the UKCP Complaints Team which you can read in the complaints section of this website.
UKCP’s Professional Conduct Committee publishes an annual report setting out key statistics for the year(s) covered. These include the number of general enquiries and complaints received, the number of cases considered and accepted, and the types of complaint received.
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