GDC Claims FtP Process Improvements; Indemnifier Disagrees

GDC Claims FtP Process Improvements; Indemnifier Disagrees

The GDC have recently published their annual Fitness to Practice (FtP) statistical report. Not every registrant may have the time to read the 50 page document, and recognising this the GDC have helpfully published a summary on their website as well as referring to it in their May 2025 “latest news and updates‘ mail-out to registrants.

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Proposed Law Changes Will Affect Dentists' Indemnity Arrangements

Proposed Law Changes Will Affect Dentists’ Indemnity Arrangements

A proposed change to the Dentists Act 1984 could dramatically alter the dental indemnity market.

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DHSC to Research Dental Practice Costs

DHSC to Research Dental Practice Costs

The Department of Health and Social Care is to conduct a research project on the costs of running dental practices in England. The stated aim is to inform and support effective policy development, by providing an up-to-date picture of the key costs drivers, pressures and variables facing practices.

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Dental Workforce Faces a Retirement ‘Time-Bomb’

Dental Workforce Faces a Retirement ‘Time-Bomb’

At first glance the recent statistics provided by the GDC from the 2024 registrant data give a positive picture of the UK dental workforce. As recently reported in GDPUK ,there were increases in the numbers of almost all categories of registrant, including dentists.

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The Winds of Change: GDC Register Stats

The Winds of Change: GDC Register Stats

Predicting what British dentistry, and in particular any NHS service will look like even five years from now, is challenging. Those trying to envisage their future might take a good look at the latest set of figures published by the GDC. There are some clear trends and they do not look promising for those hoping to continue ‘business as usual.‘

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Practitioners Earn Less in Deprived Areas

Recent research published in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine highlights a troubling disparity in earnings between general practitioners (GPs) working in deprived areas and those in more affluent regions. On average, GPs in less affluent communities earn £5,525 less annually than their counterparts, despite often managing larger and more complex patient populations. This disparity underscores the broader issue of persistent health inequalities across the United Kingdom and calls for urgent governmental intervention.

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