Following the DLA MHRA registration review exercise, we ask all members who have been contacted by the DLA to make any required amendments to their device listings on their MHRA account as soon as possible, and no later than 30th January. We are already hearing reports of issues on the MHRA website, including error messages
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Urgent Reminder for DLA Members – MHRA Information Required
The DLA Technical Team is currently reviewing members’ MHRA fee estimates. If you have already received your MHRA fee estimate email (sent from webmaster@subscriptions.mhra.gov.uk) and have not yet forwarded it to us, please send it to info@dla.org.uk. This email contains the information our technical team needs to review your account. If we do not receive
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Christmas Opening Hours
Due to the high volume of MHRA fee estimate enquiries, the DLA has made a small adjustment to our Christmas office hours. Email support will remain available on 22nd and 23rd December. During this time, we will be working through MHRA related enquiries to ensure every member receives a response. Telephone support will close at
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IMPORTANT – HAVE YOU SENT US YOUR MHRA FEE ESTIMATE
We have received confirmation that all DLA members should now have received their fee estimates from the MHRA. If you have already sent your fee estimate to us thank you. We are either currently reviewing it or you will already have received your review, so please ignore this email. We are however aware that some
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New research reveals participants’ experiences of the GDC’s Fitness to Practise process
The General Dental Council (GDC) today published two research reports that deepen understanding of fitness to practise (FtP), providing valuable insight into how the process could be further improved for participants. As part of its commitment to improving the FtP process, the GDC commissioned two research projects, led by the University of Manchester, to understand
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GDC publishes ambitious new strategy to build trust and transform dental regulation
The General Dental Council (GDC) today published its new strategy 2026-2028, committing to significant change and improvement over the next three years – and towards 2030. The GDC’s vision is to be a trusted and effective regulator, supporting dental professionals to provide safe and effective care for their patients. To do this, the GDC will champion a model
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