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   A recognised profession

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In 1993 the Osteopaths Act was passed by Parliament; it formally recognised and regulated the profession. An osteopath must be trained by a recognised institution and registered with the General Osteopathic Council in order to practise.

Osteopathy is commonly recognised by healthcare professionals in the NHS, many of whom make referrals to osteopaths when other forms of treatment are not successful or are considered inappropriate.

   
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