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22 June 2018
With regard to a proposal to move dentists to the Regional List from Short Term Skilled Occupation List, the ADA does not support dentists being in either classification.
ADA-Final-letter-of-submission-_complete-signed-edited-for-website
28 May 2018
The ADA acknowledges that the obligation for registered health practitioners to provide practice information was included in the National Law, believes that more thought needs to be put into explaining the threshold in which National Boards would find it necessary to inform other practices of such concerns.
20180525-AHPRA-re-Board-Guidelines-for-notifying-practice-location
25 May 2018
The NHMRC is in the process of developing an Australian Guideline as a basis for a nationally acceptable approach to the understanding of infection control and prevention principles.
NHMRC-IC-Guideline-Review-Final
15 May 2018
The structured professional relationship required under this standard maximises the existing scope of all allied dental practitioners, ensuring the continuation of quality dental care and the ADA objects to its removal.
20180514-ADA-re-DBA-SoP-Final
3 May 2018
The ADA supports the overall proposal of the ISF but notes two key gaps in the skills training available to dental assistants via the Certificate III and IV qualifications, skills related to orthodontic dental assistance and assisting in implant and surgical dental procedures.
20180503-Draft-SkillsIQ-Dental-Industry-Skills-Forecast
20 March 2018
ACCC's final determination must assess if purported benefits from HCF's proposal for more dental clinics overlapping with its contracted providers are outweighed by public detriments such as perpetuation of discriminatory rebates.
20180319-ACCC-submission-re-Draft-Determination-HCF
19 March 2018
The services and expertise of private dental professionals must be better utilised to boost the oral and dental health care capacity of the aged care workforce.
ADA-response-Aged-Care-Workforce-Strategy-Taskforce-Consult-20181603
5 March 2018
In regards to a proposed regulatory regime, the ADA supports amendments to packaging and use of technological improvements to assist work of dentists, but is not in favour of over-regulation of prescribing.
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Requiring a minimum set of hours for students to apply, practice and refine their practical skills would be an important way to ensure that VET courses are not unduly short and that graduates have adequate training to work in dental practice.
20180302-DET-Unduly-Short-Courses-ADA-submission
Training product reforms must ensure that dental courses provide adequate practicum hours so that graduates have appropriate workplace competency and that there is no reduction in the achievement of technical competencies.
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2 October 2020
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