Needs Assessment Reports

The Scottish Needs Assessment Programme (SNAP) was started in 1991 as a self-help group of public health medicine consultants to undertake the production of needs assessment, develop methodology and share their findings across Scotland. Initially the SNAP programme did not include oral health, then in 1993 under the auspices of SNAP, Mrs. A Morrant, Consultant in Dental Public Health, Greater Glasgow/Argyll and Clyde Health Boards, established a SNAP Oral Health Group.

The SNAP Oral Health Group have produced a number of reports which are available below.

In 2008 the group was restructured with a formal link to the National Dental Advisory Group and renamed the Scottish Dental Needs Assessment Programme (SDNAP).

Page last edited: 23 January 2009

Links from Scottish Dental

Title	Source	Type
Endodontics Scottish Dental Needs Assessment Report on Endodontics. View details	SDNAP	Report
Remote and Rural Dentistry Report from the Scottish Needs Assessment Programme. View details	SDNAP	Report
Dental implants Report from the Scottish Needs Assessment Programme. View details	SDNAP	Report
Oral health in primary care Report from the Scottish Needs Assessment Programme. View details	SDNAP	Report
Oral and maxillofacial surgery Report from the Scottish Needs Assessment Programme. View details	SDNAP	Report
Oral health promotion Report from the Scottish Needs Assessment Programme. View details	SDNAP	Report
Dental caries in children (update) Report from the Scottish Needs Assessment Programme. View details	SDNAP	Report
Oral cancer Report from the Scottish Needs Assessment Programme. View details	SDNAP	Report
Orthodontic care Report from the Scottish Needs Assessment Programme. View details	SDNAP	Report
Adult oral health Report from the Scottish Needs Assessment Programme. View details	SDNAP	Report