.

Resource library for dental and medical professionals

Search our library by keyword or use the filters on the left to browse by profession, role, category or type of content.

Not just an academic exercise

Claire Renton suggests how dental audit can be more than just a box-ticking exercise 

  • 03 December 2013
  • Article
  • SoundBite

The Olympic ideal

Like athletes, dentists are often seen as role models in society. But are they more ethical than our sporting heroes?

  • 03 December 2013
  • Article
  • SoundBite

Dealing with dentures

They may not be ideal but dentures are the only option for many patients. Doug Hamilton offers some hints on managing expectations and more

  • 03 December 2013
  • Article
  • SoundBite

Devil is in the detail of lab slips for dentists

Dentists in Scotland who fail to complete laboratory slips accurately risk a loss of earnings and even allegations of fraud, says dental defence organisation MDDUS.

  • 03 December 2013
  • Press release

Can my doctor be my Facebook friend?

If you can trust your doctor with your life, can you be their Facebook friend?

  • 22 November 2013
  • Press release

Graduates should be fully registered doctors, report says

TRAINEES should be fully registered as doctors when they graduate from medical school rather than at the end of their first year of foundation training, according to an ambitious new report. 

  • 22 November 2013
  • News

EU reform on cross-border clinicians

AN alert system will be introduced across Europe requiring health regulators to warn each other within three days when a doctor or other health professional has been removed from a medical or dental register or had restrictions placed on his or her practice. 

  • 21 November 2013
  • News

Guidance needed for trainees using smartphones at work

TRAINEE doctors need advice on how to protect patient safety when using their smartphone at work, according to new research. 

  • 21 November 2013
  • News

Juniors need ED consultant support

THE majority of care in emergency departments should be delivered by consultants rather than “inexperienced” junior doctors. 

  • 21 November 2013
  • News

Keogh proposes radical reform in urgent and emergency care

A FUNDAMENTAL shift is needed in the provision of "urgent care" services in the NHS to reduce the strain on A&E centres, according to a first phase review published this month by the National Medical Director of NHS England. 

  • 21 November 2013
  • News

For registration, or any login issues, please visit our login page.