The British Dental Association (BDA) has called the GDC’s new consultation on fee setting unacceptable. In its consultation Clear and certain: A new framework for fee-setting,
NHS staff will receive a pay rise of at least 6.5% over the next three years, the Government has said. This deal marks the end
The reduction in dental amalgam should be supported by investment in schemes to help prevent tooth decay, the BDA says. The European Union decided to restrict
Professor Jimmy Steele CBE, author of the Steele Review and former head of dental sciences at Newcastle University, has passed away. Professor Steele’s health service research has
Dentists are now twice as likely to be sued than they were a decade ago, figures from Dental Protection show. This is despite reports from
The latest Care Quality Commission (CQC) State of Care report has found that 88% of dental practices are meeting regulations. The report found 111 dental practices (10% of those
The Department of Health (DH) must step in and save the ‘crisis’ over dental indemnity fees, the BDA says. DH has recently announced the launch of a GP-only indemnity
The BDA has accused the JCVI of using flawed modelling as a basis to reject HPV vaccinations in all children. The Joint Committee on Vaccination
Health associations have joined forces to write a letter to the Prime Minister, calling for a stop to the NHS pay restraint. The letter, written
The British Dental Association (BDA) has told delegates that its conference and exhibition will still be going ahead on 25-27 May. This comes after the
In his response to the Conservative Party manifesto, British Dental Association (BDA) chair, Mick Armstrong, said vulnerable patients require more than a ‘bargain basement funding
Alison Lockyer has been elected chair of the BDA’s Education, Ethics and the Dental Team (EEDT) Working Group. The election was made by the Principal Executive
