BDA aiming to empower members
In Scotland, it will publish its manifesto ahead of the Scottish Parliamentary elections.
The British Dental Association (BDA) is introducing new ways to help its members develop professionally, build their skills and make the most of their membership.
In an article on its website, Martin Woodrow, the BDA’s Chief Executive, outlined how it intends to strengthen its offer across representation, advice, indemnity and learning.
“As we look ahead to 2026, we are planning new ways to make your membership even more valuable, with practical resources, strategic guidance, and opportunities at every stage of your career,” he said.
“We will continue to drive the case for meaningful NHS reform across the UK, while representing both NHS and private dentistry,” he added.
“That balanced approach will be especially important if, as anticipated, the Competition and Markets Authority investigate the private dental market. Our commitment is the same in every nation; we work with key stakeholders, including devolved governments to shape policy across the whole system.”
In Scotland, the BDA it will publish its 2026 manifesto ahead of the Scottish Parliamentary elections and will continue to engage closely with the Scottish Government and other stakeholders to influence policy across all parts of the system.
“None of these plans would be possible without the continued support of our members,” said Woodrow. “Your commitment is the reason we can aim high and achieve more. Together, we can shape the future of dentistry and deliver lasting change. Thank you for being the driving force behind everything we will do in 2026.”
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