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 Professional standards exist to protect the public and maintain public confidence in the health and social care professions.

 It is important to be familiar with the requirements for professional practice and revalidation as set out by the regulator in the jurisdiction where you practise.

 Reflection and sharing of constructive feedback with others enables health professionals to create accurate perceptions of their practice. This can be used as a basis for developing practice.

 We all have a responsibility for maintaining and promoting acceptable standards. This includes raising concerns without delay when practices are not person‐centred.

 Practising professionally involves acting in the best interests of people, being committed to professional development, leading by example and upholding the reputation of the profession to which you belong.