Posted by: probe-admin 16th July 2019
Posted by: probe-admin 16th July 2019
The British Dental Association has called on government to set out realistic next steps for healthcare regulation, following publication of the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) response to the consultation on ‘promoting professionalism, reforming regulation’ this week. The Association has expressed deep concern over both the absence of any clear timelines and the lack of key evidence…
Amita Rabadia, Practice Manager at Parkway Dental, explains why she thinks the CS R4+ practice management system gets full marks… “The CS R4+ system is so easy to use and very straightforward when it comes to things such as accessing patient records. “We use the system for financial reports, and to see any outstanding payments….
Dr Nigel Carter OBE, Chief Executive of the Oral Health Foundation, reflects on the success of National Smile Month 2019. At the Oral Health Foundation, we truly believe that developing great oral health is essential for Brits who want to have a happier and longer life. National Smile Month is a huge part of our…
The DDU welcomes the Department of Health plans to reform the GDC’s fitness to practise (FTP) procedures. Responding to today’s publication of the government response to the consultation Promoting professionalism, reforming regulation, which aims to reform healthcare regulators’ FTP processes and operating frameworks, Leo Briggs, deputy head of the DDU said: ‘We welcome the government’s…
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