The Health and Wellbeing Hub will offer articles, tips and practical advice across issues including stress management, financial wellbeing and resilience. Every two months the Hub will launch a new topic and content will continually be refreshed.
Health and wellbeing have never been more important to BADN members and their families. As well as access to the Health and Wellbeing Hub, BADN members also have access to a free legal advice helpline (in January 2020 BADN members used the helpline for nearly 300 minutes of advice) and a 24/7 counselling support line and Health e-Hub mobile application.
BADN Benefits offers a range of discounts and free services to BADN members on a host of everyday purchases. Whether you are looking for cashback on your weekly shopping, discount on your next holiday (either in the UK or abroad), free eye tests or a trip to the cinema – BADN Benefits will have you covered.
Full membership of BADN is open to all registered dental nurses, working in all areas of dentistry including education and management, and costs £50pa. Student e-membership is open to all student dental nurses on or awaiting a place on an accredited course leading to a registerable qualification and costs £10pa. Associate membership is open to all retired, former and overseas dental nurses. Full members are also eligible to apply for the special BADN rate indemnity scheme.
The BADN, the UK’s professional association for dental nurses, celebrates 80 years of supporting dental nurses in 2020, and will be holding its National Dental Nursing Conference as part of The Dentistry Show at the NEC on May 15-16, where the BADN will host the Dental Nurse Forum. The BADN stand will include a lounge area for BADN members and there will be a celebratory afternoon tea at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole on May 16.
For more information on BADN membership and to join, visit www.badn.org.uk
For more information on the National Dental Nursing Conference, Dental Nurse Forum and the afternoon tea, contact events@badn.org.uk