Month: April 2020

Part 6. Developing my PDA’s and PDP in the light of future changes to recertification. Re designing from 2019 to 2021. Whole Dental Health – A Brave New World.

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From April 2021, to gain recertification as a Dental Hygienist, I am required to create a Professional Developmental Plan (PDP) that lays out my learning and developmental aims and goals for my regulatory board. It, the New Zealand Dental Council (NZDC) has changed the… Continue Reading “Part 6. Developing my PDA’s and PDP in the light of future changes to recertification. Re designing from 2019 to 2021. Whole Dental Health – A Brave New World.”

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