Washington – The Occupational Safety and Health Administration issued an Emergency Temporary Standard on June 10 to protect health care workers from COVID-19. The ADA
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Rebecca De La Rosa, D.D.S., prided herself on having a tenured dental team. But after losing two hygienists and an expanded-function
Washington — The ADA wrote to the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology on June 2 regarding a new federal rule designed
Washington — “There does not appear to be a grave danger of being exposed to COVID-19 in dental settings, particularly as the pandemic is decelerating.”
The American Dental Association has published a new standard to establish clear and concise protocols that ensure adequate quality assurance for digital intraoral radiography. American
The World Health Assembly approved May 27 what the FDI World Dental Federation calls a “landmark” resolution that puts oral health back on the global
A California-based nonprofit that suspended its international humanitarian missions in 2020 due to the pandemic is now recruiting volunteers for what it calls its “1000
ADA Member Advantage is inviting Association members and their dental teams to a free online yoga class through ClassPass, which it endorsed in May to
Washington — The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission released updated guidance May 28 addressing concerns about federal equal employment opportunity laws and COVID-19. The expanded
Washington – The ADA is supporting federal legislation to expand the ways health centers are permitted to use grant funds in order to better serve
The American Dental Association Science & Research Institute and American Association for Dental Research are in search of dental educators and clinicians who have made
The ADA will stream a free live webinar June 29 that will discuss the most common clauses found in preferred provider organization contracts and the
