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  1. Well Aware

    Our mission is to improve wellbeing at all levels of the dental profession. Raising awareness, providing practical tools and offering ongoing support to our members.

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    Tools to help your physical, mental, financial, and social wellbeing.

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    Tools for an inclusive, connected, and proactive practising environment.

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    Tools that focus on leadership, support and growth of wellbeing in the dental sector.

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  2. Members

    Search the NZDA Member Directory list by member name, practice location or speciality.

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  4. Course provider terms and conditions

    Course provider terms and conditions

    As of October 2021, the Dental Council recertification programme requires oral health professionals to develop a Professional Development Plan (PDP) and attend activities that contribute toward this (PDAs).

    By registering to become a course provider with the New Zealand Dental Association (NZDA), you should be familiar with this document and the requirements outlined within the Dental Council Recertification Handbook.

    By applying to become a course provider you confirm that you have read, understood and will adhere to the following terms and conditions;

    Course criteria will be met and detailed within all applications submitted for NZDA approval noting:

    • The content of the course must reflect accepted practice based on critical appraisal of scientific literature. Presentations of theories and techniques that are not supported by scientific evidence nor generally accepted by the dental professions may not be recognised.
      • The course provider should have sufficient educational expertise to develop and run the course. The status and impartiality of the providing organisation will be a consideration. Promotion of a particular product line by a commercial organisation may not be recognised.
      • The course must demonstrate continuing quality improvement processes. The use of post-activity evaluation to assess the effectiveness of the activity is encouraged.
    • Applications for approval will be submitted to NZDA well in advance of the course commencement. Applications may take up to 10 working days to be processed by NZDA.
    • If approved, the attendance register provided to you by NZDA will be returned to NZDA in a timely manner with all participants names and signatures.
    • The six digit attendance code provided to you by NZDA will be given out to participants after completion of your course and will only be given to those that have attended and signed the attendance register.
    • Any advertising or promotional materials produced in relation to an approved course will contain the NZDA disclaimer statement;* This activity has been registered with NZDA for online recording of Professional Development Activities (PDAs). NZDA does not imply promotion or endorsement of the contents of any course or activity. Attendees need to use professional judgment to assess the validity and usefulness of techniques, materials or therapeutic products to their own practice.
    • Changes to course provider details will be advised to NZDA as they occur. Mainly referring to the change of any person responsible for submitting course applications for approval.

    Should it become apparent to NZDA that the above terms and conditions are not being adhered to your course provider status will be reviewed, which may result in termination of your course provider access.

  5. NZ Dental Research Foundation

    NZ Dental Research Foundation

    The Trustees of the Research Foundation Board are very grateful for the continuing support from NZDA members for dental research in New Zealand.

    “Established in May 1964, the New Zealand Dental Research Foundation awards grants for research projects related to dentistry. Its overall purpose is to “promote, foster and extend the study and practice of the art and science of dentistry in New Zealand”.

    Donations from NZDA members provide a major contribution toward enabling dental research projects to be undertaken. Your generosity is much appreciated.

    Dr Robert Max, ChairmanNZ Dental Association Research Foundation Trustees

  6. Dental education trust

    Dental education trust

    The Continuing Dental Education Trust (Auckland) was formerly known as the Dental Advisory Committee of the Postgraduate Medical Committee in the University of Auckland - the 'DAC'.

    This award is intended to support New Zealand based dental research which has clinically applicable outcomes. The award may be used to fund all or part (grant-in-aid) of a research project.

  7. PDA import - legacy

    PDA import - legacy