GDC Blog Comments on Suicides

GDC Blog Comments on Suicides

It has been a turbulent few months at the GDC. Challenges have included: high level departures, continued pressure over its failed Fitness to Practice (FTP) process, including from its own regulator, and increased awareness of its reluctance to admit the numbers of registrants that have committed suicide during FTP. Despite this, things have recently got worse for the regulator.

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Gotcha! Leadsom Confirms £200M For Dentistry Is NOT Additional Funding

Gotcha! Leadsom Confirms £200M For Dentistry Is NOT Additional Funding

Announcing its long anticipated Dental Recovery Plan, the Government repeatedly claimed that an additional £200M was being pumped into NHS dentistry to help it address the access crisis. Even the BBC News was seemingly taken in government spin, its February 7th report stating "To support the proposal, an extra £200m will be invested on top of the £3bn currently spent each year". 

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Dentist Suicides: GDC Reply to Coroner: Masterclass in Deflection and Evasion

Dentist Suicides: GDC Reply to Coroner: Masterclass in Deflection and Evasion

As previously reported by GDPUK (linked here) a Coroner has strongly criticised the GDC following their investigation into the death of a dentist. As a result, she wrote a ‘Report to prevent future deaths.’

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Back To the Future with Recall Intervals

Back To the Future with Recall Intervals

The recent budget relies on economic growth that is by no means certain. The dental recovery plan also takes for granted future ‘wins’ for the dental economy. One of the major sources of extra capacity is to be achieved by squeezing regular attenders out of NHS dental practice diaries. This should then make spaces available for those with emergencies and those who have been unable to secure appointments, in turn reducing the pressure on both MP’s postbags and A&E departments. 

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