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VIRTUAL EVENT

What to expect

The new GDS Contract in Wales is currently progressing through two parallel processes: the Government is passing the legislation and developing the operational details.

In the third instalment of the BDA Cymru webinar series, members of the Welsh General Dental Practice Committee will share their views on the new contract model and respond to questions from the audience. Representatives will include Russell Gidney (Chair), Dan Cook (Vice Chair), Katie Davis (Vice Chair), along with other committee members.

The session will take the form of a round-table discussion (via Microsoft Teams), enabling live interaction with the audience. This is a member-only event. Summary FAQs will be provided to members following the webinar.

Learning objectives

  • Understand the key elements of the new Welsh dental contract, including remuneration and care packages
  • Discuss team considerations and skills mix
  • Consider the practical challenges such as administrative complexity, financial uncertainty, and day-to-day operations
  • Talk through the anticipated contract model expected to be released by Government ahead of the regulations.

Development outcome

B

Meet the speakers

Russell Gidney Chair, WGDPC
Dan Cook Vice-Chair, WGDPC
Katie Davis Vice-Chair, WGDPC

More information

This event will take place live on Microsoft Teams. Please register in advance, securing your place using the pink 'Book Now' button above. Your booking confirmation email will contain instructions on how to generate the unique access link that you will need to join us live on the night.  

As an attendee you can join via browser or the Teams app.

A recording of this event will not be made available on-demand. However, a summary of FAQs will be produced and shared with members. Visit our Wales Contract Reform hub.

Contract reform in Wales: What will the proposal mean for you?

The Welsh Government’s proposed model contract will have real implications for every dentist and every patient in Wales. We support reform in principle, but the current proposal risk worsening access, morale, and outcomes.
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