Introduction
The dental contract reform programme is currently testing a contract model that focuses on disease prevention and supports patients on a care pathway to secure improved oral health. At the beginning of...
View ArticleEvaluation
The second phase of testing a contract model that focuses on disease prevention and in addition, measures and remunerates practices for quality care is well underway and progress to date has been...
View ArticleDental contract reform
The dental contract reform programme is entering its second phase of testing a contract model that focuses on disease prevention; supporting patients on a care pathway to secure improved oral health...
View ArticleDental programme news
The provider news round-up will be published on the last Thursday of every month and sent as an email to the contact address listed for the practice. The intention of the newsletter is to provide...
View ArticleYour questions answered
As expected, all practices those new to the dental contract reform programme and pilot practices alike raised a number of very valid questions at the events held in the autumn 2015 and indeed practices...
View ArticleRemuneration
This section focuses on prototype remuneration. It includes details of both remuneration types which are referred to as “blend A” and “blend B”. The blends differ in respect of the apportionment of...
View ArticleClinical philosophy
This section will focus on the clinical philosophy that underpins the dental contract reform programme. It is predicated on the need to change the focus of dental service provision from the delivery of...
View ArticleMaking it work clinically
It’s essential that the clinical philosophy works in practices. This section will provide some resources that will help prototype practices with implementing this new way of working.
View ArticleMaking it work in practice
This section will contain tools and resources to help you manage your prototype practice.
View ArticleContract Management
The Regulations and Agreements underpinning the provision of general primary care dental services remain in place in respect of all prototype practices.
View ArticleYour questions answered
As expected, all practices those new to the dental contract reform programme and pilot practices alike raised a number of very valid questions at the events held in the autumn 2015 and indeed practices...
View ArticleDental contract reform
The dental contract reform programme is entering its second phase of testing a contract model that focuses on disease prevention; supporting patients on a care pathway to secure improved oral health...
View ArticleRemuneration
This section focuses on prototype remuneration. It includes details of both remuneration types which are referred to as “blend A” and “blend B”. The blends differ in respect of the apportionment of...
View ArticleClinical philosophy
This section will focus on the clinical philosophy that underpins the dental contract reform programme. It is predicated on the need to change the focus of dental service provision from the delivery of...
View ArticleMaking it work clinically
It’s essential that the clinical philosophy works in practice. This section you will provide some resources that will assist prototypes with implementing this new way of working.Please note: This...
View ArticleMaking it work in practice
This section will contain tools and resources to help you manage the practice.The Appointment Book Management Top Tips reflects the advice that pilot practices have shared with the dental contract...
View ArticleContract Management
The regulations and agreements in place at the time of joining the dental contract reform programme that underpin the delivery of primary care dental services remain in place in respect of all...
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