The Greatest Breakthrough Since Lunchtime #21 – Tooth-rebuilding treatment hailed

In the second book of the semi-autobiographical series describing the progress of an Edinburgh medical graduate, Colin Douglas describes his hero, David Campbell’s, involvement with medical research. The book’s title is “The Greatest Breakthrough Since Lunchtime“ and the cynic in me always remembers it when I read headlines like this one From The Press AssociationContinue reading “The Greatest Breakthrough Since Lunchtime #21 – Tooth-rebuilding treatment hailed”

GDC “extremely disappointed” at lack of Bill on professional regulation in Queen’s Speech

I said in a talk last week that no UK government gives a fig about dentistry – it is a nuisance at worst.There are no votes in it. I am referring to governments of all shades. Governments are more than ready to send young people into harms way with less than adequate equipment on dodgyContinue reading “GDC “extremely disappointed” at lack of Bill on professional regulation in Queen’s Speech”

The Smell of the Place….

I was searching around for inspiration for an upcoming presentation where I want to talk about the culture of a business; I came across this address by Professor Sumantra Ghoshal at the World Economic Forum. He talks about the “smell of a place” and individuals working within the context of a business. His opening statementContinue reading “The Smell of the Place….”

The Weekend Read – The Behaviour Gap by Carl Richards

Some of the things that I tell my clients when I start working with them: I am not a solicitor although I have a working knowledge of the law as it affects dentists and their practices. I do know good solicitors and I am able to help them choose one. I am not an accountantContinue reading “The Weekend Read – The Behaviour Gap by Carl Richards”