You may well have missed this in the news last week; it was featured as a good news story for the government and the work focusing on the supervised toothbrushing national programme. Equally, there was a fabulous paper published by Anna Hunt, Samantha Watt and Zoe Marshman (the link can be found below). The Society […]
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Our next Coffee Cafe features a former dental nurse, Michelle Meridith, who is now a baby loss champion in her new role. Our Coffee cafes are hugely popular and free for all dental nurses and dental professionals* We have heard very little about the leave allocated by NHSE as a result of pregnancy loss, and
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The GDC published a report on the 4th November relating to dental professionals who died while fitness to practise (ftp) concerns were being investigated or remediated. This is the first report of its kind Lord Harris notes that ” Every death is a tragedy, and when the data and what we are doing to improve
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The Society supported ‘World Suicide Day’ on the 10th September not only as a key feature of the Mental Health Wellness SIG, but also as part of the MHWD group. In addition to this a member of the SIG presented on the 11th September at the British Society of Peadiatric Dentistry Teachers conference in Cardiff.
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Clare Faulkner President Elect attended the National Smile Month Launch yesterday in London. It is always an enormous pleasure to support this event, it gives the profession to come together and collectively raise awareness of the importance of oral health wellness. The Society SIG works tirelessly to raise oral health wellness and is proud of
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