The Australian Dental Industry Association adapts to COVID-19

As the entire business community across Australia adapts to lockdown restrictions, the Australian Dental Industry Association (ADIA) has altered its 2020 events calendar to abide by the restrictions and to reflect the changes in the needs of its membership.

State Branch Briefings

Each quarter ADIA CEO Kym De Britt visits the ADIA State Branches around the country to provide an industry update. During COVID-19, briefings will be done by webinar. This is a great opportunity to have your questions answered by an expert. If there is a professional or particular speaker you would like to be online for these briefings, please send the request through here. You can also send through any relevant questions you would like addressed.

More information on timings and how to dial in will be provided in due course.

Membership

Renewals are generally payable annually. This year, the ADIA has introduced monthly payments. For those who prefer, annual payments will continue to be available. 

ADIA 2020 Conference

The ADIA Conference, originally to be held in October at RACV Royal Pines on the Gold Coast has been postponed to 7 - 9 November 2021. The ADIA office will provide further information and new dates when it becomes possible to do so.

Education moving online

ADIA is transitioning to online education. This will start with the Introduction to Dentistry course and roll out from there. More details will be provided on the training section of the ADIA website as they become available.

ADIA remains open with all staff working from home and are available by phone and email. If there is anything you need, the office phone number is still in use and diverted to our capable staff.

Currency Of Information & Disclaimer

This update was issued on 7 April 2020 and please note that changes in circumstances after the publication of material or information may impact upon its accuracy and also change regulatory compliance obligations. The statements, regulatory and technical information contained herein are believed to be accurate and are provided for information purposes only. Readers are responsible for assessing its relevance and verifying the accuracy of the content. To the fullest extent permitted by law, ADIA will not be liable for any loss, damage, cost or expense incurred in relation to or arising as a result of relying on the information presented here.

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