The aim of this article is to encourage general dental practitioners (GDPs) to obtain feedback from patients on a regular basis and act on it. This article will familiarize clinicians with the current concepts of patient experience, patient satisfaction and patient reported outcome measures. It will explore the reasons why dentists should engage in seeking patients' opinions and will shed light on some of the validated questionnaires which are in use in the UK and internationally. Aspects of care considered important by patients are explored and important questions which should be included when developing individual practice questionnaires are highlighted. We build on previous Dental Update articles on this subject by taking the reader through the concept of the Plan Do Study Act (PDSA) cycle and how this can be utilized. This paper will not only allow dentists to improve and grow their practices, but also contribute towards clinical governance and the ethos of patient-centred care. CPD/Clinical Relevance: This article enables dental professionals to appreciate the importance of obtaining patient feedback on key issues relating to their dental care. It suggests ways in which dental teams could engage in obtaining patient feedback and act upon it to develop the quality of services.

Shared goal and interest, investigative study and SWOC.A Farmer Interest Group (FIG) is a self-managed, independent group of farmers with a shared goal and interest, their activities shall be limited only by the needs and motivation of group members' itself. FIGs have the power to create a socio -economic resolution in the rural areas of our country by producing tangible social assets. Due to its' long implementation period and gaining importance of group approaches, now it is opt time to perform a investigative study on strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and challenges of FIG. This study was conducted in Dindigul district. Five villages namely Old ayakudi, Vaeppanvalasu, Eramanayackanpatty, TKN pudhur and Rookvarpatty were selected deliberately due to the well-functioning of FIGs in and around. A total of one hundred respondents were selected at the rate of ten members from each group using simple random