Are you ready to volunteer? The ADA has compiled a range of resources that will get you ready for the volunteering opportunities ahead. These resources, which address the idea of volunteering generally, as well as providing practical advice on your next steps, will assist you in making effective use of your skills and expertise.
The ADA believes that dentists, allied dental personnel and others should support dental volunteer programs with the end goal of empowering local communities to provide their own ongoing care.
Dental Practitioners should attempt to provide a safe and compassionate environment for patients in their role in the detection, intervention and provision of advice to those suffering the consequences of abuse and violence and must be aware of the mandatory requirements with respect to family violence
While not exhaustive, this document lists a number of important questions you can ask a volunteer organisation prior to embarking on a project.
This list specifies some of the questions you may wish to ask the volunteer organisation; it is not exhaustive.
The FDI World Dental Federation suggests that all volunteers in oral health follow the basic guidelines outlined in this document.
The FDI recognises the important contribution of volunteers to economical, social and medical development worldwide
Founded in 1997, Volunteering Australia is the national peak body for volunteering, working to advance volunteering in the community.
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