This is M Hat with the Becker's Dental Illa. So podcast.
Here's your daily industry news briefing for today, March 29th.
Here are seven dental workforce updates.
Becker is reported on since March 3rd one.
A coalition of dental organizations urged the Senate health education,
labor and pensions committee to address challenges contributing to workforce
shortages in the dental industry. Two,
north Central Michigan College in Petoskey created a nine week accelerated
dental assistant program to address labor shortages. Three.
Nevada legislators are considering a three bill package to incentivize dentists
and doctors to practice in rural areas of the state.
Four.
A new law in Colorado will allow the state to begin licensing dental therapists,
but a lack of training and resources could hinder the state's ability to bring
enough in.
Five patients of a Kentucky Dental practice have to wait months for an
appointment due to ongoing dental workforce shortages. Six.
The Wisconsin Dental Association launched a social media campaign to help
decrease dental workforce shortages.
Seven dental hygienist is the physician.
Dentists are having the most difficulty recruiting at their practices according
to a February poll from the American Dental Association Health Policy Institute.
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