The National Registration and Accreditation Scheme (NRAS) is a framework established in Australia to ensure that health practitioners meet specific standards of education, training, and professional conduct. It aims to protect the public by regulating various health professions, including doctors, nurses, and physiotherapists. NRAS is overseen by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA), which manages the registration of practitioners and the accreditation of their training programs. Under NRAS, health practitioners must maintain their registration by completing ongoing professional development and adhering to ethical guidelines. This system helps maintain high-quality healthcare services and fosters public trust in the health system. By ensuring that practitioners are qualified and competent, NRAS plays a crucial role in safeguarding patient safety and well-being.