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Opportunity for dentists to participate in Scottish Adult Oral Health Survey (SAOHS) 2017/8

Posted by: Gregor Preston - Posted on:

Following a successful pilot of using Primary Care dentists to collect data for a National Oral Health Survey we are hoping to recruit a larger number of dentists to participate in this round of data collection.

  • Dentists across Scotland working in the NHS General and Public Dental Services are invited to participate in this novel method of collecting population data.
  • In addition to collecting data participating dentists will be able to claim research audit hours.

More information on how to participate can be found here.