National Dental Inspection Programme (NDIP)
The National Dental Inspection Programme was set up in 2002 following a review of existing schemes.
Its aims are:-
- to gather appropriate information in order to inform children (and parents) of their dental/oral health status.
- through appropriately anonymised, combined data, advise the Scottish Govenment, Health Boards and other organisations concerned with children's health of the oral disease prevalence in their area.
The 2003 inspection was the first and pilot year of the new NDIP Programme and concerned only Primary I children.
The inspection programme has two levels; a Basic Inspection (which all children in Primary I received) and a Detailed Inspection (for a representative sample of this group).
Page last edited: 19 September 2008
Links from Scottish Dental
| Title | Source | Type |
|---|---|---|
National Dental Inspection Programme of Scotland 2009Full Report in PDF format |
NDIP Scotland |
Report |
National Dental Inspection Programme of Scotland 2008Full Report in PDF Format |
NDIP Scotland |
Report |
National Dental Inspection Programme of Scotland 2007Full text of the 2007 report on the 2007 survey of P7 children |
NDIP Scotland |
Report |
National Dental Inspection Programme of Scotland 2006Full report and PDF summary on the 2006 survey of P1 children. |
NDIP Scotland |
Report |
National Dental Inspection Programme of Scotland 2005Full text of the report on the 2005 survey of P7 children. |
NDIP Scotland |
Report |
National Dental Inspection Programme of Scotland 2004Full text of the report on the 2004 survey of P1 children. |
NDIP Scotland |
Report |
National Dental Inspection Programme of Scotland 2003Full text in HTML of the report on the 2003 survey of P1 children. |
NDIP Scotland |
Website |
