NHS England is telling NHS trusts to have ‘one-to-one’ conversations with all health service staff refusing to have the COVID-19 vaccine as it’s been uncovered there is some resistance to the vaccine amongst dental professionals.
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NHS dental associates who haven’t been paid fully during the pandemic are being encouraged to give voice to their pay concerns.
Read more: NHS BSA Calls For Associate Pay Concerns To Be Aired
A lack of dentists is leaving an East Suffolk town without any access to dental treatment.
The pandemic has led to the UK experiencing a surge in oral cancers being diagnosed at a late stage.
A study carried out in the US suggests dental hygienists have experienced a low rate of COVID-19 infection, despite being considered high-risk.
Fears that the Supreme Court’s ruling that Uber drivers must be treated as workers rather than self-employed would have an effect on the tax status of dental associates, have been allayed.
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