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Why Practice Owners Love Dental Audit

Why Practice Owners Love Dental Audit

For most of us loving audits is an odd phrase. It would be more accurate to say we see the value in them, we appreciate the useful information they give us, they help reassure us. However you don’t need to love audit to love Dental Audit.

Easy To Set Up

Signing up to Dental Audit is very straightforward, and you get to see the free audits before deciding to upgrade to Premium. Once upgraded you’ve got an entire library of suggested audits to help improve your practice – it’s as easy as clicking New Audit. No searching for templates, no need to design your own. We cover compliance topics, as well as clinical scenarios, alongside practice management.

Easy To Delegate

Adding new users is a breeze, and once you’ve created someone in audit coordinator role, they can add the rest. Audit coordinators can start audits, and assign auditors helping your team to work effectively. Multiple people can work on the same audit at the same time, say auditing x-rays during a session in every surgery.

Easy To See What’s Going On

Dental Audit takes all the information, producing tables and charts of results. This makes it easy to see how well various areas of the practice are doing.

Understand all aspects of practice as well as the financials

With rising complaints, litigation, vicarious liability, and NHS contract risks, it has never been more important to be aware of how well your team is performing. This enables you to put support and CPD in place before an issue grows, and it helps you to identify and reward great practice.

Easy To Customise

If one of our audits doesn’t quite suit your situation, you can create a new one. Start blank, or from one of our audits, and build anything to audit anything from your bespoke patient journey to specialist treatments you provide.

Mark Woodger

Mark has been a dentist for over 25 years, with experience of owning and running his own dental practice. Mark now helps practices improve their compliance systems, as well as being actively involved in supporting dentists in difficulty.
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