CHARTER

The British Institute of Reconstructive Dentistry (BIORDent) expects members to act in accordance with the charter that sets out the policies and principles to ensure patient safety and quality of care remains at the forefront of practice.

The members and fellows of BIORDentare expected to demonstrate an on-going active contribute to the advancement of the knowledge and skills in reconstructive and allied fields of dentistry.

Active involvement and commitment to BIORDent may be demonstrated by participating in various CPD activities including;

1. study days
2. workshops
3. short courses
4. teaching and learning activities
5. research and leadership role in dentistry

The key objectives of BIORDent are to provide:

1. Improvement and enhancement of clinical standards & skills through education and training
2. Promotion of the role of Human Factors to improving patient safety, healthcare efficiency and team job satisfaction by preventing managing risk factors that lead to adverse events in dentistry
3. Support and training to enhance team work efficiency, safety and job satisfaction at the workplace
4. Opportunities for support, structured research and leadership to encourage the provision of ‘best practice’ in the field of reconstructive dentistry
5. Merit based recognition of teaching, learning, clinical achievement, leadership and research activities through its fellowship awards for the whole dental team
6. Support in clinical research
7. Regular career development and CPD training to the whole dental team
8. Advocacy and support for career development of DCPs in dentistry