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Has the patient really consented?

A recent Supreme Court judgment has effectively introduced the principle of 'informed consent' to the law of negligence. Rupert Hoppenbrouwers assesses the implications for dental professionals.

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GDC FTP reform urgently needed

The GDC's fitness to practise (FTP) process is inefficient, costly and urgently needs reform, says Rupert Hoppenbrouwers.

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I've got a complaint

The DDU's latest study of more than 3,500 patient complaints shows that a reality check is better before treatment, not afterwards.

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When an inspector calls

Ten per cent of dental providers in England will be inspected by CQC each year. Susan N'Jie explains what they can expect under the new inspection process.

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