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BAOS WEBINAR RECORDINGS
BAOS Webinar Recordings Please note recordings of BAOS Webinars and Regional Rep Study Sessions in the Videos section of the Members’ Areas are available for viewing for up to 12 month.
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REGIONAL REP STUDY SESSIONS – 2021
Please view the Digital Events page to book future Regional Rep Study Sessions - Reg Rep dates
AGM Minutes 2020
Please click on this link to see the AGM minutes for 2020.
BAOS President’s Newsletter – May 2021 – Inequality in Surgery
BAOS President's Newsletter - May 2021 Equality Diversity and Inclusion within Dentistry - May 2021
Risk Communication Survey
Dear all, I'd like to invite you all to take part in some research exploring communication of clinical risk and uncertainty in dentistry. The survey link below provides further information outlining the research process. If you decide to take part a short anonymous...
The BAOS Commitment to Inclusion
The BAOS Commitment to Inclusion Like our patients, Oral Surgeons and their Teams are not all the same. We are committed to confronting discrimination in all its forms and to creating a more inclusive environment in which everyone can thrive to best serve our...
Response – Commissioning of Oral Surgery Services
Letter 27 July 2020 from Michael ~ (Acting Chief Dental Officer) to Dr Adrain Thorp
SAS Contract Reforms: Upcoming Referendum and Roadshows
The negotiations between the Government and the BMA/BDA representatives on the new SAS Contracts for doctors and dentists in England, Wales and Northern Ireland have just concluded. There are a series of 'Roadshows' which have been organised to explain the detail of...
Managing Adversity in the Workplace: Building Resilience
Psychological Resilience: Definition: The ability to mentally or emotionally cope with a crisis, or to return to pre-crisis status quickly Origin: 1620-30; from resilire (Latin): to spring back, rebound By Kelly Gillan, BAOS Council Member As we all know, healthcare...