Medical Act 1983

The Medical Act 1983 is a UK law that regulates the medical profession. It sets standards for medical education, registration, and practice, ensuring doctors are qualified and competent. The Act creates the General Medical Council (GMC), which oversees doctors, maintains a register, and handles disciplinary issues. It also provides rules for licensing doctors, managing misconduct, and ensuring patient safety. Overall, the Act aims to protect the public by maintaining high standards within the medical profession and ensuring trust and accountability in healthcare.