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Johnson outlines policy on change
Saturday, 19 July 2008
Secretary of State Alan Johnson has published his vision for ‘primary and community care to provide high quality, personal care and support, treating people when they're sick and helping them stay healthy, where and when they need it most.’ The NHS needs services to evolve to reflect changes in healthcare and society. The document sets out a vision for how services will continue to grow and develop over the next ten years.

 
GDC rules on cosmetic procedures
Thursday, 17 July 2008
The General Dental Council (GDC) has issued a statement on non-surgical cosmetic procedures and alternative therapies. It covers the provision of non-surgical cosmetic procedures such as botox and dermal fillers, as well as alternative therapies such as hypnosis.
Readers are who carry out such procedures are advised to read the full statement (click here) and consult their indemnity organisation.

 
Dentistry for armed forces and dependents
Monday, 14 July 2008

Although the dental treatment of serving members of the forces in the UK and overseas is the responsibility of the Defence Dental Services Agency, care for their dependents and veterans falls to the NHS. Lyn Simpson Director of NHS Operations has issued advice to Strategic Health Authorities.

See letter here

 
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  • GDPUK.com Opinions:: Lester Ellman - Are we together?
    Lester Ellman, who needs no introduction to UK dentists, asks if colleagues today are pulling together and maintaining the high ideals of our noble profession.

    There are pressures on practitioners that had not been thought of years ago - how are we coping?
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