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GDC fails to succeed in all requirements of ‘good regulation’ in 2023/24
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GDC fails to succeed in all requirements of ‘good regulation’ in 2023/24

Dr. Rabeea Malik
Last updated: December 18, 2024 7:42 pm
By Dr. Rabeea Malik - Licensed Doctor
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GDC fails to succeed in all requirements of ‘good regulation’ in 2023/24

The Normal Dental Council (GDC) has met 16 out of 18 Requirements of Good Regulation for 2023/24.

This marks the identical quantity that had been met within the 2022/23 evaluation interval.

Based on the Skilled Requirements Authority (PSA) annual evaluation, it was discovered that the GDC failed to fulfill the requirements for EDI (equality, variety and inclusion) and health to practise timeliness.

The report additionally discovered the regulator is ‘taking too lengthy’ to deal with health to practise instances. Whereas it acknowledged that the GDC has put in place measures to enhance its health to practise timeliness, these haven’t but made enough enhancements to the time it’s taking to succeed in selections in instances.

There’s a slight total discount within the whole variety of older instances. Nonetheless, the GDC now has extra instances older than 156 weeks than at any time within the final three evaluation intervals.

‘There’s a lack of emphasis on variety within the GDC’s present requirements.’

Skilled Requirements Authority (PSA) annual evaluation

Talking about EDI, the evaluation reads: ‘There are issues with the progress and public reporting on the GDC’s earlier and present EDI methods. There’s a lack of emphasis on variety within the GDC’s present requirements, and it doesn’t presently require training and coaching suppliers to exhibit that they take acceptable account of various pupil wants.

‘There are gaps within the EDI coaching for council members and others. We now have recommended the GDC on its work to make sure that it seeks out and acts on the views of a various vary of stakeholders in its coverage and analysis work. We now have additionally outlined numerous alternatives for enchancment.’

In a launch right this moment, the GDC mentioned its EDI imaginative and prescient and method will probably be integrated into its company technique from 2026, to make sure that EDI is embedded inside its broader strategic goals.

The regulator additionally met Normal 11 for the primary time in two years, enhancing the median processing time for UK graduate purposes every quarter throughout the evaluation interval. The GDC has been clearing the backlog of overseas-qualified dentists who utilized as dental care professionals (DCPs) previous to the route closing on 8 March 2023.

The backlog has ‘decreased considerably’, with the variety of unworked DCP purposes standing at 1,089 by June 2024, down from 5,700 in April 2023. The GDC additionally elevated the variety of employees and panel assessments to cope with the backlog of purposes.

Construct belief

Tom Whiting is chief govt of the Normal Dental Council (GDC). He mentioned: ‘We welcome the PSA’s recognition of our progress throughout a number of areas, significantly in registration, whereas acknowledging there’s extra work to do. We stay firmly dedicated to enhancing health to practise processes and implementing our EDI technique.

‘Our precedence is guaranteeing we ship efficient regulation that protects sufferers and helps dental professionals. We welcome shut working with companions and stakeholder organisations to construct belief in efficient regulation and obtain a aim that all of us share, which is affected person security and public confidence within the dental professions.’

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