The GDC is proposing decreasing the Annual Retention Fee (ARF) for dentists, with a small increase for dental care professionals. Launched in its consultation – Working with the dental
The General Dental Council is publishing its document Moving Upstream, providing an update on progress made over the past year. It was launched on the 30 January at what the
The BDA has given its view following the recent GDC fee plan announcement The BDA has expressed its concern about the GDC’s approach to the
After the GDC announced its ARF for 2019, Seb Evans went to speak to Ian Brack to understand why the council decided to keep it
Seb Evans (SE): Why have you decided to keep the annual retention fee (ARF) at the same level? Ian Brack (IB): I need to look
The General Dental Council’s (GDC’s) consultation, Clear and certain: a new framework for fee-setting, has now closed. The consultation seeks to gather registrant’s views on how the
After the GDC announced it would be launching a consultation on how it sets its ARF, Seb Evans spoke to Ian Brack about what this
The General Dental Council (GDC) has chosen to keep the annual retention fee (ARF) unchanged, at £890 for dentists. The GDC is the most expensive
The GDC’s reserves have almost reached four months operating costs, when it promised it would reduce the ARF. In its Annual report and accounts 2016, the General
The British Dental Association (BDA) has told the General Dental Council (GDC) to focus on fixing its fitness to practise processes. This comes after the GDC
In part two of his article, Kevin Lewis looks at reflections, illuminations and tales of the unexpected from the GDC’s discussion document, Shifting the balance:
With Ian Brack almost finishing his first year as chief executive of the GDC, Seb Evans went to speak to him about how the last
