Agilio Dental announces partnership with the Society of British Dental Nurses
Toni Harper
Senior Marketing Lead - Dental
Agilio Dental and the Society of British Dental Nurses (SBDN) are committed to empowering dental nurses with the skills and confidence to thrive. Recognising the need for excellent Continuing Professional Development (CPD) opportunities, they have formed a partnership to launch an initiative that delivers cutting-edge learning, ensuring dental nurses receive the high-quality training essential for advancing their careers.
A shared commitment to excellence
The SBDN is dedicated to supporting and advancing the dental nursing profession through education, collaboration and professional development. With a strong community and valuable resources, SBDN empowers dental nurses to build fulfilling careers while championing a ‘can-do’ approach to achieving their goals.
By working together, Agilio Dental and SBDN will create and refine iLearn courses designed to meet the specific needs of dental nurses, ensuring they have access to expert knowledge and essential CPD resources.
Elaine Tilling, Patron of the SBDN, expressed her enthusiasm for the collaboration: “The Society of British Dental Nurses is committed to developing, supporting and delivering excellence in learning and development. Collaboration and sharing best practice are fundamental to our development as a Society and we pride ourselves on striving for this by listening to our members and their needs. This partnership is an exciting step for the Society as we step into 2025, and we look forwards to working with Agilio to further enhance the value of being a member of our Society.”
Elevating learning opportunities
This initiative is focused on action – Agilio and SBDN will identify gaps in training and develop CPD content that addresses real needs. By staying ahead of emerging trends and providing nurses with the latest knowledge, this alliance will empower them to thrive in their careers.
Andy Sloan, Managing Director at Agilio Dental, highlighted the significance of this collaboration: “Partnering with the SBDN demonstrates our commitment to the dental industry. We have the leading learning platform, and this partnership will ensure that our content remains current and relevant. We are excited about our future developments with SBDN!”
Exciting new courses on the horizon
As this partnership develops, dental nurses can look forward to a wave of new iLearn courses designed to advance their careers. Keep an eye out for upcoming announcements and new training opportunities that will take professional development to the next level.
For more information about the Society of British Dental Nurses, visit sbdn.org.uk. To learn more about Agilio Dental’s iLearn, visit https://agiliosoftware.com/dental/ilearn/
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