Chairman: Mr. Brian Robertson LDC Secretary: Mr. Nick Stolls
We aim to promote the interests, aspirations and welfare of Dentists in Norfolk region while ensuring that high standards of patient care and provision is achieved. Bringing you information, advice and support to dental professionals.
As the local representative committee for independent Dental practitioners, the LDC has the statutory right to be consulted by NHS England and its Area Teams on issues relating to the dental profession.
The LDC is an independent body paid for by GDPs themselves via a compulsory Statutory Levy based on a specified amount per month. In addition, GDPs are asked to contribute to a Voluntary Levy, which is used to finance such bodies as the British Dental Guild and the dentists Health Support Trust.
LDC Meetings
Meetings are held every three months. We are happy to discuss any issues raised by dentists in the area and to take those issues to NHS England and its Area Team on a group or individual basis.
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LDC Chairman: Mr. Brian Robertson
Email: BR@plummers.co.uk
LDC Secretary: Mr. Nick Stolls
Email: Stolls.fam@btinternet.com
BDA condemns process as contracts expires March 2019
We wait for clarity from the Goverment on this process.
There seems to be more momentum regarding it's implementation.
LDC Committee Members had a stand at the UEA Careers Fayre in November 2019 to encourage interest in Dentistry and Dental Nursing.
This event was open to young people from around the Norwich area who could gain first-hand information from members of the profession
Dentists are encouraged to get iinvolved. There are still funding challenges as there is no new money to support this important policy goal.
Topics: Brexit and dentistry, Contract reform, Procurement, Clawback, LDC levies, Electronic referrals, ‘Advancing Dental Care’, Staff morale, stress in the profession, Bureaucracy, regulation, regulators…
A big challenge for commissioners and the dental profession. Concerns over New contracts awarded to new performers with limited experience in the area and algotherism used.
The BDA is encouraging dentists across the globe to celebrate the good work of the dental profession on 24 May 2019, using social media – Twitter and Instagram, with the hashtag #Dentistry24.
Privacy Notice
As your Local Dental Committee of Norfolk we are committed to maintaining the trust and confidence of those colleagues we communicate with. In this Privacy Notice, we provide detailed information on when and why we collect your personal information, how we use it, the limited conditions under which we have disclosed it to others and how we keep it secure.
We collect only
two elements of your data: your name and email address.
This has been obtained by us following contacts with recipients requesting that they are added to our mail lists or from practice email addresses which are openly
available.
We use that information to keep you posted with material relevant to you and your practice as a
dentist and to contact you if we need to obtain or provide additional information.
We will not rent or trade email lists with other organisations and
businesses.
You can unsubscribe to general mailings at any time of the day or night by emailing our data
controller Nick Stolls at stolls.fam@btinternet.com
We store your personal information securely on password protected documents on a password protected computer system. Your information can only be accessed by the Norfolk LDC Data Controller Nick Stolls.
You are entitled to view, amend, or delete the personal information that we hold. Email your request or any other message or concern to our data controller Nick Stolls at stolls.fam@btinternet.com
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This privacy policy will be reviewed annually every April.
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