Virtual Conference: Core Recommended CPD Update 2022

Key Subjects

  • RADIOGRAPHY AND RADIATION PROTECTION: MODERN DENTAL IMAGING
  • WHAT'S NEW IN INFECTION CONTROL AND PREVENTION IN DENTISTRY?
  • MOUTH CANCER - WHERE ARE WE POST COVID-19?
  • COVID-19 - THE DENTO-LEGAL LEGACY
  • SAFEGUARDING AND THE DENTAL TEAM
  • PREVENTING MEDICAL EMERGENCIES IN DENTAL PRACTICE...AND WHAT TO DO IF IT DOES HAPPEN!

Details

  • Date: Friday 2nd December 2022
  • CPD Hours: 7 Hours
  • Expires after: 120 Days
  • £99 Plus VAT

Speakers

  • Professor Michael A. O. Lewis PhD PhD, FDSRCPS, FDSRCS (Eng), FRCPath, FFGDP(UK), FHEA — Emeritus Professor, Cardiff University
  • Simon C Harvey MA (Law), DDMFR RCR — Consultant in Dental and Maxillofacial Radiology, Eastman Dental Hospital, UCLH, London and Queen Victoria Hospital, Sussex
  • Katie Baker Advanced Life Support & European Paediatric Advanced Life Support Director Advanced Life Support & European Paediatric Advanced Life Support Director, APLS, GIC Instructor
  • Tracy Colmer Advanced Life Support & Generic Instructor Course Director (Resuscitation Council UK & Advanced Life Support Group) Advanced Life Support & Generic Instructor Course Director (Resuscitation Council UK & Advanced Life Support Group)
  • Dr Caroline Pankhurst BSc PhD BDS MSC MRCPath (Specialist in Oral Microbiology) BSc PhD BDS MSC MRCPath — Specialist in Oral Microbiology
  • Shaam Shamsi BDS (Lond) BDS (Lond), LDS RCS (Eng), FCGDent, FFDT RCS (Ed), MFGDP RCS — Clinical Director, Horizons Dental Centre
  • Dr Patricia Langley BDS BDS — Clinical Director; CEO of Apolline

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RADIOGRAPHY AND RADIATION PROTECTION: MODERN DENTAL IMAGING
This interactive lecture will present the current thinking about X-ray practice in dentistry, keeping the good areas from the last and suggesting new ideas from the modern technology. Integration of technology into your clinical practice is key and the lecture is relevant to all areas of dentistry, from generalist to specialist level. The latter part of the lecture will look at pearls and pitfalls from different imaging methods followed by an interactive spotter to test your skills.
  • Discover the doses from all types of modern X-ray images
  • Integrate new imaging methods into your clinical practice, regardless of skill or experience
  • Learning from mistakes - a look at some of my mistakes and others from the archives; and learn why they happened and how to improve

Learning objectives

  • Delegates will be able to confidently explain X-ray risk to patients
  • Delegates will be able to understand how to read CBCT reports
  • Delegates can test and optimise their reporting skills with a spotter
This talk satisfies the GDC’s learning outcomes: C - Maintenance and development of knowledge and skill within your field of practice D – Maintenance of skills, behaviours and attitudes which maintain patient confidence in you and the dental profession and put patients’ interests first Simon Harvey, MA (Law), DDMFR RCR
WHAT'S NEW IN INFECTION CONTROL AND PREVENTION IN DENTISTRY?
This talk will provide delegates with an up-to-date review of the latest information about the impact of the ongoing COVID 19 pandemic, other respiratory diseases as well as blood borne virus infections on general dental practice. As we learn more about these infections we have to remain flexible and able to respond to the evolving changes to infection control and decontamination national standard operating procedures and practice based protocols. The talk will reflect on the current scientific evidence in relation to ventilation, PPE, environmental cleaning, occupational health measures and discuss how practices can manage the risk to their patients and the team.

Learning objectives

By the end of this activity, the participant should be able to:
  • Understand their role in managing the current risk of COVID 19 in a dental practice
  • Explain to their team members what changes are necessary to their infection control and decontamination SOP in the light of the latest evidence
  • Review the changes in the guidance on managing Healthcare workers with BBV and other occupational health measures.
  • Appreciate the improvements that can be made in surgery ventilation and implementing HTM03-01
  • Explain the importance of robust Antimicrobial stewardship and the current best prescribing guidance
This talk satisfies the GDC’s learning outcome: C - Maintenance and development of knowledge and skill within your field of practice Dr Caroline Pankhurst BSc PhD BDS MSC MRCPath (Specialist in Oral Microbiology)
MOUTH CANCER - WHERE ARE WE POST COVID-19?
The impact of a restricted access to primary care services during the Covid-19 pandemic is manifesting in 2022 in the form of mouth cancers that are relatively large with a high incidence of neck metastases. Both these factors will result in the need for more extensive forms of treatment and poorer outcomes for patients. The number of Urgent Suspected Cancer (USC) referrals to secondary care has fortunately now returned to pre-pandemic levels but conversion rates are still low due to inappropriate use of the system. This presentation will include an interactive clinical component to help dental healthcare workers with the most effective use of the USC system for patients found to have a mucosal or soft tissue orofacial abnormality. The Delivering Better Oral Health guidance for the UK, which was updated in November 2021, will be reviewed and the changes in the sections related to mouth cancer, in particular risk factors and prevention post-treatment, presented.

Learning objectives:

Following the presentation delegates will:
  • Understand the impact that the Covid-19 pandemic has had on mouth cancer
  • Have an increased appreciation of the difference between cancer / potentially malignant conditions and benign mucosal disorders
  • Be able to use of the USC referral system effectively
  • Be aware of the cancer related information in the updated Delivering Better Oral Health guidance
This talk satisfies the GDC’s learning outcome: C - Maintenance and development of knowledge and skill within your field of practice Professor Michael A. O. Lewis PhD, FDSRCPS, FDSRCS (Eng), FRCPath, FFGDP(UK), FHEA, Emeritus Professor, Cardiff University
COVID-19 - THE DENTO-LEGAL LEGACY
This presentation will review the potential dento-legal challenges faced by dentists in the post-Covid world including the clinical and business impact and what effect this is likely to have from a dento-legal perspective. This will include an overview of complaints, claims, consent, ethical considerations, record keeping and patient communications and what lessons can be learned from the pandemic. The presentation will conclude with some thoughts on risk management in the present climate and in particular reflect on the latest issues experienced by colleagues facing Vicarious Liability and Non-Delegable duty.

Learning objectives:

Delegates will:
  • Have an understanding of the Post-Covid dento-legal landscape
  • Be able to apply the principles of risk management in everyday practice
  • Understand the risks for practices associated with Vicarious liability and non-delegable duty
  • Appreciate how good communication minimises complaints
This talk satisfies the GDC’s learning outcomes: A – Effective communication with patients, the dental team, and others across dentistry, including when obtaining consent, dealing with complaints, and raising concerns when patients are at risk B – Effective management of self, and effective management of others or effective work with others in the dental team, in the interests of patients at all times; providing constructive leadership where appropriate D – Maintenance of skills, behaviours and attitudes which maintain patient confidence in you and the dental profession and put patients’ interests first Shaam Shamsi BDS (Lond), LDS RCS (Eng), MFGDP RCS, PGCTLCP, FGDP Pg Cert Appr, Pg Cert BAIRD, Pg Dip Med Eths & Law
SAFEGUARDING AND THE DENTAL TEAM
Everyone will be aware of the high-profile cases of abuse and neglect that generate huge amounts of media coverage, but sadly this is the just the tip of the iceberg. Dental professionals are often in a unique position to spot signs of physical abuse that might otherwise be missed by others. The amount of abuse and neglect has reached new heights since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and it is likely the effects will be felt for years to come. This makes it more important than ever to look out for potential physical and behavioural signs that could indicate a child or adult may be at risk. This lecture will aim to help dental professionals recognise the signs of abuse and neglect and how best to respond. We will also look at safe recruitment practices and what the regulators require.

Learning objectives:

  • Understand what the regulators require
  • Understand the importance of multi-agency working and information sharing
  • Understand the different types of abuse, their incidence and how to recognise the signs
  • Understand the importance of the four Rs
  • Understand safer recruitment
  • Understand the enhanced significance of safeguarding resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic
This talk satisfies the GDC’s learning outcomes: A – Effective communication with patients, the dental team, and others across dentistry, including when obtaining consent, dealing with complaints, and raising concerns when patients are at risk D – Maintenance of skills, behaviours and attitudes which maintain patient confidence in you and the dental profession and put patients’ interests first Pat Langley BDS
PREVENTING MEDICAL EMERGENCIES IN DENTAL PRACTICE...AND WHAT TO DO IF IT DOES HAPPEN!
Conditions such as Asthma, Diabetes and allergies are not uncommon. Acknowledging them with your patient, good documentation and clear communication can keep your patients safer and will prevent many medical emergencies developing. This presentation will cover helpful record keeping, communication with patients and the value of teamwork between clinical and non-clinical staff, the emergency equipment you should be keeping and how to keep it ready for use. Not everything can be prevented! We will also cover delivering excellent first aid for potential medical emergencies in dental practice. Learning Objectives By the end of the presentation delegates should be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding in the following subject areas:
  • Adult, child & infant CPR and choking, covering Covid 19
  • Automated External defibrillation
  • Anaphylaxis
  • Recognition and first aid of seizures, acute asthma, hypoglycaemia, chest pain & breathlessness and stroke.
  • Recognising sepsis
  • Fainting and the recovery position
  • Safe delivery of Oxygen
  • Recommended equipment for dental practice
  • Useful documentation, handovers, referrals and debriefing
  • What’s new in Resuscitation
This talk satisfies the GDC’s learning outcomes: A – Effective communication with patients, the dental team, and others across dentistry, including when obtaining consent, dealing with complaints, and raising concerns when patients are at risk B – Effective management of self, and effective management of others or effective work with others in the dental team, in the interests of patients at all times; providing constructive leadership where appropriate C – Maintenance and development of knowledge and skill within your field of practice D – Maintenance of skills, behaviours and attitudes which maintain patient confidence in you and the dental profession and put patients’ interests first Katie Baker Advanced Life Support & European Paediatric Advanced Life Support Director, APLS, GIC Instructor Tracy Colmer Advanced Life Support & Generic Instructor Course Director (Resuscitation Council UK & Advanced Life Support Group)

£99.00 + VAT

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