Dental Protection has called on the new UK government to prioritise critical issues currently impacting dental professionals and patients. These include access to NHS dentistry,
Health secretary Wes Streeting has announced that an independent investigation will be taking place into the performance of the NHS. Led by Lord Ara Darzi,
The law of unintended consequences is alive and well, Kevin Lewis discovers, as he explores the complexities surrounding the proposed reforms to ease the NHS
The health secretary Wes Streeting today met with dental leaders to begin negotiations on the NHS dental contract. He also discussed the launch of Labour’s
Following Labour’s general election win, Ben Atkins calls for the new government to consult the profession on NHS dentistry reform. The main thing the government
For the first time in 14 years, the UK has a change in government. But what will a Labour government do for dentistry? Yesterday, millions
John Makin, head of the DDU, explains some of the take away points of this election and what he would like to see in the
John Makin analyses the potential impact of the upcoming general election, and suggests what the public will expect from politicians and dental professionals alike. With
A survey found that 96% of respondents wanted political parties to include plans for health and wellbeing support for the dental workforce in their manifestos.
With a general election just around the corner, Dentistry looks at what each party has said about dentistry so far. Last month, Prime Minister Rishi
As the general election approaches and with NHS dentistry a hot topic, Neel Kothari shares his thoughts on the political promises we can expect to
With a general election fast approaching, Gaby Bissett spoke to a number of dental professionals about what they would like to see in party manifestos.
