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Basildon Foundation Training Scheme for

General Dental Practice

Autumn Term 2nd September — 3rd December 2015

Education Centre, Basildon Hospital

Health Education East of England Dental Foundation Training

Basildon Foundation Training Scheme – Autumn Term 2015-2016 1

Basildon Foundation Training

Robert Brown Education Centre

Basildon Hospital, Nethermayne

Basildon SS16 5NL

01268 524900 Ext 3915

Director of Dental Education Mr. Alex Baxter BDS MMEdSci FDSRCPS (Glasg),

FDS (Rst Dent), RCPS

Postgraduate Dental Tutor Mr Mansoor Qureshi BDS (U Lond) DGDP(UK)

Postgraduate Centre Dental Administrator Mrs. Janet Ferriter

Regional Advisor in General Dental Practice Dr. Peter Cranfield PhD, BDS, DIC, DGDP(UK)

Regional Dental Team Leader Miss Elizabeth Hope

Regional Foundation Training Administrator Mr Matthew Ansell

Foundation Training Advisor

Basildon Scheme

Dr Andrea Ogden BSc.BDS.MJDF.RCS(Eng).PCert

Homesteads Dental Care Centre

273 Southend Road,

Stanford-le-Hope, Essex SS17 8HD

Mobile: 07843 021807

[email protected]

Programme published by

Foundation Dental Education

Basildon & Thurrock University Hospital

Nethermayne, Basildon, Essex SS16 5NL

01268 524900 01268 394671


GENERAL FORMAT

The day release course will be eight hours per day with breaks for lunch (1 hour),

tea and coffee as appropriate. Typically, a day will be 09.30-13.00 for the morning

session and 14.00-17.30 for the afternoon session with coffee at 11.00 and tea at

15.30. A day will count as 5 hours CPD. Some days are residential at Conference

Centres or hotels. These are professional Postgraduate study days and attendance

of partners, relations and friends is not allowed.

MAIN TOPICS

These will be presented by speakers with an interest and expertise in this area as

it relates to General Dental Practice. The majority will be presented by general

practitioners some of whom will be your Trainers. There will be time at the start

of each day of the course at Basildon for group problem solving.

GROUP WORK

This will involve, amongst other activities, journal discussions, problem solving,

case presentations and short topics. It is your involvement that will make these

sessions work.

NOTE FOR TRAINERS

Trainers are welcome to attend certain of the day-release sessions. The programme

is approved under Section 63; travel and subsistence expenses are reclaimable at the

current rates.

Attendance at the Trainers’ meetings is mandatory. Each session is 2.5 hours of

verifiable CPD.

Please note: Training days are usually but not

always on a Friday

Please note: Training dates can be changed at any time

Autumn Term

General Information


Location of Training facilities at Basildon

The Education Centre is located at the far

end of the hospital grounds. Please park in the

multi-storey car park on your right. When you

exit at the front/side of car park, turn right,

pass the Outpatients Department on your left,

pass the Dermatology Unit on your right and

we are directly ahead.

The Simulation Centre is located on the

hospital campus directly behind ‘F’ Block that

is to the right of the Education centre.

The Cardiothoracic Centre is located at

the rear of the hospital site.

The Education Centre is on level D. When

you exit the lift please turn to your right and

follow the corridor until you reach the Educa-

tion suite at the far end.


Autumn Term

Venues and Subjects

Wednesday Welcome and Introductions

2nd September

B2, Education Centre, Basildon

TRAINERS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE AFTERNOON SESSION ON e-PDP

Friday 4th September Treatment Planning/Hands on Refresher

Simulation suite, Basildon

PLEASE CHECK THE PROGRAMME AS YOU WILL NEED TO BRING ITEMS WITH YOU

FOR THIS SESSION

Thursday 10th and Residential Induction

Friday 11th September Finance, Communication & Complaints Handling

Orsett Hall, Grays

TRAINERS MEETING 10am on Friday 11th

Friday 18th September GDC Standards & Social Media/Record Keeping

CTC3, Cardiothoracic centre, Basildon

Friday 25th September Periodontal Overview


Friday 2nd October Vital Crowns


PLEASE CHECK THE PROGRAMME AS YOU WILL NEED TO BRING ITEMS WITH YOU

FOR THIS SESSION

Friday 16th October Radiography & Orthodontics

B3, Education centre, Basildon


Autumn Term

Venues and Subjects

Friday 23rd October Endodontics - A Practical Introduction


PLEASE CHECK THE PROGRAMME TO SEE WHAT YOU ARE REQUESTED

TO BRING WITH YOU FOR THIS SESSION

Friday 30th October Facial Pain & Local Anaesthetics/Hints & Tips


Monday-Friday Difficult Scenario Communication

2nd–6th November British School of Racing Newmarket

Friday 13th Team Working in the Dental Surgery/

November Managing Anxious Patients

Your Dental Nurse will be invited to attend the whole day


Friday 20th November Mock GDC Trial/Risk Management

Rooms 1&2, Simulation suite, Basildon

Friday 27th November Cross Infection Control

CTC4 & 5, Cardiothoracic centre, Basildon

Thursday

3rd December Core Training Presentation

/Foundation Skills with Trainers


TRAINERS MEETING WILL BE HELD AT 9am in room A4

TRAINERS WILL NEED TO ATTEND WHOLE DRC DAY


9.30am Welcome and Introductions

Dr Andrea Ogden

2.00pm e-PDP

CPD = 5 hrs

Wednesday 2nd September


The term’s programme will be discussed

and your commitment and involvement

explained. Ground rules will need to be

established to ensure a smooth running,

enjoyable year. Problems with the

e-portfolio will be discussed and hopefully

solved.

Aims of session:

To recognise that there is a change necessary to move from

undergraduate to professional person.

Leaning Outcome:

The morning’s session should leave you with no doubt as to

what is expected of you during the year. Your attendance,

punctuality and dress code will have been explained and you

should have an understanding of what the year will provide

for you, in particular, the Day Release Course.

The e-PDP

Aim of session:

To explain the importance relating to these items within the

training year and how to carry out these tasks.

Learning outcome:

To understand the tasks and the standard

required for completion of the Vocational Training year.

TRAINERS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE

AFTERNOON SESSION on e-PDP


9.30am Hands on Refresher

Hardik Patel & Satin Patel (Trainers)

2.00pm Treatment Planning

Robert Davey & Brad Hawkins (Trainers)

Friday 4th September

Simulation Suite, Basildon

CPD = 5 hrs

STUDENTS WILL

NEED TO BRING THE

FOLLOWING WITH

THEM:

TEETH AS COLLECTED

BY TRAINERS

MATRIX BAND(S)

FROM THEIR SURGERY

YOUR OWN TUNICS,

GLOVES AND EYE

PROTECTION

Hands on Refresher

This session will be held by two of the Trainers, Hardik and

Satin Patel who both qualified in 2006 from Cardiff Universi-

ty. They are both members of the Royal College of Surgeons

and the Local Dental Committee. Over three years they

have mentored 5 DF Trainees.

Learning Objectives

You will be able to identify when GIC/amalgam/composite restorations

are appropriate

You will be able to cut cavity preps appropriate for an amalgam restora-

tion

You will be able to correctly place a matrix band

You will be able to carve any amalgam restoration

You will be able to place large composites using layering techniques

You will be able to shape and polish composite restorations

Robert has run his practice for over 30 years. He qualified from Guy’s

and also has a Masters degree in Dental health and diplomas in general &

restorative dentistry. He has been a Trainer for many years.

Bradley completed his VT year at Basildon in 2005-2006. He is also a

Trainer for recently qualified dentists and has a qualification in medical

education.

Treatment planning is not an exact science and will be

carried out differently by all of us depending upon our experi-

ence and knowledge. Each clinical situation can have several

different treatment modalities but at all times we must have

the interest of our patients central to the planning and ulti-

mate outcome.

Aims of session:

To provide guidance on how to approach treatment planning.

Learning outcome:

To be able to assess the treatment required and plan the order in which it is carried

out.


Thursday/Friday 10th/11th September

Orsett Hall, Prince Charles Avenue, Grays, Essex RM16 3HS

Orsett Hall prior to outbreak of fire

on 11th May 2007

Present day Orsett Hall

The following two days will contain clinical and non-clinical

topics amounting to five hours CPD per day

On 11th May 2007 while staff were preparing breakfast for the guests, a fire broke out in the

kitchen. The flames spread quickly to the Whitmore banqueting suite in the annexe. Due to

the lack of water hampering efforts and despite the fire brigade doing their upmost to get water

to the scene, at 12.10 on that fateful day, the grand old building that had stood in the grounds

for centuries was lost forever. The Graham Thomas Pavilion was commenced within a month

and completed in November 2007, enabling functions to be held. Plans were drawn up to re-

build the Hall and it was decided to replicate the old building as closely as possible. Building

work commenced in early 2008. The building was completed in April 2009.

On the Hotel site you will also find a Garden Restaurant, Kukana Spa, Elite Fitness gym, Sitting

Rooms Hair Salon and a Chapel.

The Blue Room The Gold Room Jaguar Bar/Hales Room

CPD = 10 hrs


Thursday/Friday10th/11th September

Orsett Hall, Prince Charles Avenue, Grays, Essex RM16 3HS

CPD = 5hrs

Thursday

Day 1 9:30 Arrival & coffee

10:00-13:30 Finance I

Mr Niels Vig

Aims

An understanding of the calculations of the deductions from your monthly salary/payslip.

An understanding of how to correct any mistakes for these calculations and how to claim tax

relief for relevant expenses.

An understanding of which factors to consider for managing personal finances re: savings/

investments/loans/other debts.

Objectives

To understand the tax code used on your payslips

To understand how deductions for tax, national insurance, superannuation and student loans

are calculated

To know what to do if any of these deductions are incorrect—how to be rectified.

To know how to make better decisions for personal finance re: savings/investments/loans/

other debts.

13.30-14.30 Lunch

14.30-17.30 Communication and whole patient care

in the real world

Dr Payal Sharma

Aims & objectives

To introduce foundation dentists to difficult situations that they may face in

practice and some ways to overcome them.

Practice the communication skills that are most effective at dealing with ad-

verse outcomes.

To re-familiarise foundation dentists to the various rules and regulations in

relation to the practice of dentistry so that they will be able to apply these

effectively during their FD year.

17:30-19:30 Relaxation (free time)

Please feel free to use the Hotel

facilities. Meet at the bar between

19:30-20:00

20:00 Dinner


13.30-17.00pm Trainers and Trainees group work

Thursday/Friday 10th/11th September

Orsett Hall, Prince Charles Avenue, Grays RM16 3HS

Friday CPD = 5 hrs

Day 2

10.00-13.00 Complaints—Avoidance &

Management

Mr Graham Bishop

Currently Dental Practice Advisor for NHS England

South (South East) inpost for 15 years. Previously a

mixed NHS/private practice owner (40 years) and Ba-

sildon FD Scheme Advisor (15 years). Presenter on

topics such as NHS Rules and Regulations, complaints

handling etc for KSS and East of England NHS England.

Aims:

A knowledge of the legislation surrounding complaint han-

dling.

The ability to construct a reply - what to include and what

not to and where to turn for help.

To understand the need to act quickly using the correct pro-

cesses.

Learning outcomes

How to avoid complaints happening and practice defensively.

The correct process for dealing with a complaint.

The possible outcomes and the bodies involved.

PLEASE NOTE THERE IS A TRAINERS

MEETING at 10.00 am


CPD = 5 hrs


Room 3, Cardiothoracic centre, Basildon

9.30am GDC Standards & Social Media

Nick Lamb

2.00pm Record Keeping

Chris Roome

Chris is a GDP, his practice is in Heybridge, Essex. He qualified

in 1985 and worked for 3 years in Maxillofacial Hospital Place-

ments. 4 years as an associate in General Dental Practice fol-

lowed until he opened his present practice in 1992. In 2002 he

was awarded a Masters in Medical Law. Currently he is a part-

time lecturer at the University of Essex. Chris has an interest in

Dental Education, has been a Vocational Trainer for 16 years, is

currently a Clinical Educator teaching Student Hygienists within

the University of Essex and has recently completed his Post-

graduate Certificate in Education.

Learning outcome:

To understand the requirement for Record Keeping.

To appreciate the advantage to Good Record Keeping.

To be aware of Record Keeping legislation.

Nick works as a general dental practitioner in Woodbridge and

was previously a FD trainer for 3 years in Norwich. He also

works for HEEoE and is actively involved in the selection pro-

cess of FD trainers, and is an assessor for FD equivalence train-

ing applications. Nick is a Dental Practice Adviser to the East

Anglian Area team of NHS England and is the national secretary

of the national Association of Dental Advisers and recently has

been appointed as a Panel member for NICE.

This session will explore the use of Social Media and the GDC

Standards.

Aims of session:

This session will provide and overview of the new GDC

Ethical guidance (Standards)

This session will illustrate some of the common ethical

pitfalls for Dentists and their Teams

This session will give a realistic take on the consequences

of breaching these vital professional standards.


9.30am Periodontal Overview

Hamed Karimi



Hamed is the lead clinician and director of Norfolk Dental Special-

ists. A registered specialist in Periodontics with the General Dental

Council, his work is dedicated to providing specialist periodontal

treatment, dental implants and oral reconstruction.

This session with the specialist periodontist, will help to highlight the

most effective treatment planning and managements strategies for

our patients with a periodontal problem. Hamed will seek to identi-

fy risk factors and signs that can assist with correct assessment of

vulnerable patients and discuss the most up to date strategies of

practical management. He will also explore some of the common

pitfalls that unwary GDP’s can encounter when dealing with chronic

periodontal disease in all its various forms.

Aims & Objectives

Understand the principle aetiology and risk factors of periodontal disease

Understand the limitations of our diagnostic tools

Understand the indications for the different periodontal surgical techniques

(gingivectomy, open flap debridement, modified Widman flap, apically reposi-

tioned flap).

Learning outcomes

Review the aetiology & risk factors for periodontal disease

Refresh skills in periodontal history taking and examination.

Review the screening, diagnosis and treatment of periodontal disease in general

practice.

Appreciate the different periodontal surgical techniques, in managing periodon-

tal disease.

CPD = 5 hrs


9.30am Vital Crowns in General Dental Practice

Mike Kelly

Friday 2nd October


Mike Kelly is a GDP working in Edenbridge, Kent. He is well

qualified to give this presentation having MGDS, MSc in crown

and bridgework and a Postgraduate Teaching Certificate. He is a

Training Programme Director at HEKSS West.

Successful crowns are essential in general dental practice as

patients expectations are high and want crowns to last forever

and look good! A reassessment of where crowns fit in modern

NHS general practice. Now that they are done so much later in

the restorative cycle how much does classic theory still apply.

Aim of session:

Discussion of the role of crowns in modern clinical practice

Practical exercises preparing intact and damaged teeth.

Critical analysis of evidence.

Learning outcome:

Designing crowns according to remaining tooth tissue

Choose appropriate burs

Appreciation of the evidence relating to current practice.

Please bring with you:

1. Extracted unfilled or minimally filled molar or premolar teeth for the first practical.

Extracted heavily restored molan and premolar teeth for the 2nd practical (2 or 3).

Ideally mount the teeth in a lower plastic impression tray. Do not make them touch

we don’t want contact points.

Mounting them in putty is OK although plaster is better, keep the CEJ clear.

If mounting them in silicone putty first dry the roots and paind with silicone fix.

Otherwise they won’t adhere to the putty.

2. Protective clothing, gloves and spectacles as worn in the surgery.

CPD = 5 hrs


Friday 16th October


9.30am Radiography/Orthodontics

Stephen Denny

An overview of radiography in practice and

pathology we might encounter in general

practice.

A recap into dental development. How,

when and what to refer. Assessment of

some cases. What orthodontics can be done

by the GDP and what courses are available.

Radiography

Aims & objectives

Radiological interpretation—Can You Do It?

Understanding normal radiographic anatomy

Overview of rules and regulations in practice

governing ionising radiation.

Learning outcomes:

Have an insight into their own interpretative radiographic

skills.

Be familiar with normal anatomy

Able to identify and rectify radiographic faults.

Orthodontics

Aims & objectives

Tooth development and eruption dates

Types of orthodontic treatment

How, when and what to refer

Simple orthodontics and courses aimed at the GDP

Learning outcomes:

Understand normal patterns of tooth eruption

Identify malocclusions and understand the protocols and

indications for orthodontic referrals

Have an insight in how they can develop their own ortho-

dontic skills

CPD =5 hrs


Friday 23rd October


9.30am Endodontics - A Practical Introduction

Mr Martin Lazenby

Martin qualified from Bart’s and the London Dental School. Af-

ter completing vocational training in Essex he worked in hospital

dentistry, first as and SHO in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery and

then as a Core Trainee in Restorative Dentistry. After this he

returned to practice, where he completed and MSc in Endodon-

tics. He now works primarily as an endodontist and splits his

time between the Royal London and private practice in South-

end and London’s Harley Street.

This session will include revision of basic endodontic diagnosis

and treatment planning, a practical session on access cavity de-

sign and demonstration and practice of preparing teeth with the

ProTaper NiTi rotary file system.

Aims of session:

Revision of basic endodontic diagnosis and treatment plan-

ning. Including aims of endodontic treatment and the steps

of completing orthograde root canal treatment.

Revision of access cavity design and the opportunity to prac-

tice preparing access cavities.

Introduction of rotary endodontics instruments using the

ProTaper rotary file system.

Learning outcomes

Participants should understand the goals of endodontic treat-

ment and the stages of successful root canal treatment.

Delegates should understand root canal morphology and be

able to design prepare access cavities that allow straight-line

access to all present root canals without excessive removal of

tooth tissue.

Participants should be able to prepare a root canal system

using the ProTaper rotary file system.

CPD =5 hrs

PLEASE BRING

WITH YOU:

3 EXTRACTED

MOLAR TEETH

(IDEALLY AT LEAST

ONE UPPER AND

ONE LOWER) AND

TAKE PAs OF THEM

IN THE MESIO-

DISTAL PLANE

AND THE BUCCO-

LINGUAL PLANE.


9.30am Facial Pain/Local Anaesthesia

David Madan

Friday 30th October


Mr Madan is a retired Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Sur-

geon at Basildon, St Andrews Billericay and Southend Hospi-

tals. He is also a Postgraduate Tutor and visiting Professor

at the University of Michigan, USA.

Facial Pain can be a diagnostic nightmare. This seminar co-

vers how to work you way around this maze. There will be a

discussion on all aspects of local anaesthetics used in general

dental practice.

Facial Pain

Aim of session:

History taking

Differential Diagnosis investigations

Treatment

Learning outcome:

Improved patient understanding

Art of history taking

Confidence of diagnosis and treatment

Local Anaesthesia

Aim of session:

Composition and types of L.A.

Mode of action. Indications and contra-indications

Toxicity. Injection techniques.

Learning outcome:

Confidence in L.A. techniques

Expand knowledge in use of L.A.

Problem solving.

CPD =5 hrs


2.00pm Hints & Tips

Pomi Datta

Friday 30th October


Mr Datta is a GDP who has been in Vocational training for

the last 22 years. He is a Board member of the Faculty of

GDP since 1997 and also the Diploma Tutor for MJDF (RCS)

Examinations. He has done several post graduate examina-

tions and despite being a pensioner has recently embarked

on further dental studies. He continues to practice in a NHS

practice and is happy to share his successes and failures with

his colleagues.

Mr Datta will be sharing a lifetime of practical clinical experi-

ences with you. (Which hopefully may help in the provision

of dental treatment to patients under your care). To give

you guidance on how to select and prepare for your case

presentations. (Which if done well may be useful in your

future “Postgraduate Examinations”).

This session has always rated highly with past FD groups.

Aim of session:

To identify the clinical difficulties the FD1’s currently face

in General Dental practice.

To illustrate possible techniques there may consider in

overcoming them.

To update their case selection criteria, and possible sug-

gestions on their presentation skills.

Learning outcome:

Improve their diagnostic and clinical management of rou-

tine and complex cases.

Improve case selection and presentation skills.


Monday-Friday 2nd-6th November

British School of Racing, Newmarket

Session A Communication Skills with Cascade

Cascade Company

Communication is one of our most important

tools in general dental practice. We need to

know what our patients want, feel, believe,

wish for and fear. We need to be able to tell

them about our plans, our hopes, our skills and

our procedures. Good communication skills

can change practising life beyond recognition.

Today through the use of drama, Cascade will

help us to improve these skills.

Learning outcome

We should all feel more confident in

communicating well with our patients, and

colleagues, have a greater repertoire of

techniques available, and a better understanding

of the theory involved.

This week is a series of

one day presentations by

the Cascade Company.

This involves all of the

seven VT Schemes in East

of England Deanery.

On each day two or three

members of each Scheme

will be present at

Newmarket.

You will have the chance

to meet and interact with

members of the other

Schemes in a small group

setting.

Morning Session 9.30 – 12.30 CPD = 2.5 hrs


Monday-Friday 2nd-6th November

British School of Racing, Newmarket

Afternoon Session 13.30 – 16.30 CPD = 2.5 hrs

Session B Communication Skills with Cascade – Part 2

Cascade Company

Snailwell Road,

Newmarket,

YOU WILL BE

INFORMED

WHICH DAY/

DATE YOU WILL

BE ATTENDING


Friday13th November


9.30am Team Working in the Dental Surgery

Andrea Ogden

Today we will be looking at how the Dentist and Dental

Nurse work together as a team.

Aim of session:

This session will cover the roles of the Dental Nurse

and Dentist in the surgery and how they fit together

To highlight the disparity between Nurse and Dentist

expectation of each other

To furnish the team with methods to improve commu-

nication and team working

Learning outcome:

To better understand the roles of the team members

To know what responsibilities you and the nurse have

in the surgery

To maximise efficiency in the dental team to improve

working relationships and patient experiences.

YOUR DENTAL NURSE WILL BE

INVITED TO ATTEND THE

WHOLE DAY

CPD =5 hrs


Friday 13th November


2.00pm Managing Anxious Patients

Amy Schiller

Amy is Operational Director for Community Dental Services

in Suffolk. She has five years experience in NHS and Private

general practice and 10 years+ experience in community

dental services. Range of patients: Special care/prisons/

domiciliary/phobics. She currently runs community services

in Suffolk and treats phobics with inhalation sedation. She

has been a Foundation Dentist Trainer for 5 years.

An interactive session exploring the causes of patient anxiety

and the mechanisms dentists and other members of the den-

tal team can employ to help alleviate it.

Aim of session:

To provide an overview of the causes of patient anxiety

and look at the ways in which the whole dental team can

help to reduce anxiety.

Aim to give the confidence and skills to treat or refer anx-

ious patients appropriately.

Learning objectives:

Able to identify causes of patient anxiety

Able to describe techniques to reduce patient anxiety and

demonstrate effective treatment planning for anxious pa-

tients.

Can recognise the role of the Dental Nurse and other

team members.



Room 1& 2, Simulation suite, Basildon

9.30am Mock GDC Trial

Bryan Harvey

2.00pm Risk Management

Bryan Harvey

CPD = 5 hrs

Aims & objectives

To assist FDs in understanding the GDC process.

To understand how to avoid coming to attention of GDC

To experience GDC Investigating and Fitness to Practice

process.

Learning outcomes:

Delegates will be better able to:

Understand the GDC process.

Know how to avoid problems with GDC.

This interactive session will afford delegates an op-

portunity to consider how they would deal with a

wide range of situations which could occur at any

time in any practice.

Aims & objectives.

For delegates to experience and be guided upon the general ap-

proach to such dento-legal issues.

Learning Outcomes:

Delegates will be better able to:

Identify dento-legal issues

Approach problems in a logical fashion.

Know when and where to seek appropriate advice.

Recognise commonly occurring dento-legal pitfalls.



CTC4&5, Cardiothoracic centre, Basildon

9.30am Infection Control

Mr Jason Stokes

Since 2007, Jason has been the owner of the Cathedral Street

Dental Practice in Norwich. In addition, he undertakes a range

of other roles including Dental Tutor (Ipswich Hospital), Den-

tal Foundation Training Programme Director at the East of

England Deanery (since 2000), Fitness to Practise Panel Mem-

ber at the GDC (2004-2013) and member of the Council of

the GDC.

This session will explore current Dental Cross Infection Con-

trol—from the perspective of the whole team. This session

will look at crow infection from a variety of perspectives—and

will show how current guidance can be best applied to our

practices.

Aims and objectives:

This session will help delegates apply the new recommenda-

tions for Dental practice Cross Infection Control in their

everyday practice.

The session will review the current evidence concerning in-

fectious diseases with special reference to general dental

practice.

This session will offer delegates an opportunity to discuss

various possible scenarios such as needle-stick injury and

help key surgery workers to consider their actions prior to

such a situation occurring.

Learning outcome:

Following this session delegates will:

Understand the cross infection hazards in General Dental

Practice.

Understand the individuals at risk and how to reduce these

risks.

Have an overview of the application of HTM 01-05

CPD = 5 hrs


9.30am Core Training presentation

11.00pm Foundation Skills with Trainers

Thursday 3rd December


TRAINERS MEETING AT 9am room A4 Education centre

All 5 Key Skills are required to be completed by the end of March but

2 (Record Keeping and Medical Emergencies) should be completed by

this session. You will be paired with another Trainer and assessment

of your completed key skill will be a shared exercise. Your personal

standard will be discussed and the additions/deletions discussed.

These changes will need to be made prior to final submission of all 5

once finished at the latest in the time frame above.

Aim of session:

To understand the standard required

To assess two completed key skills

Learning objective:

To be able to produce 5 key skills in time frame as above

TRAINERS MEETING in A4 at THE EDUCATION

CENTRE at 9.00am

CPD = 5 hrs

One of last years FD’s will be coming in to talk to you about

the process of application to Core Training and what to ex-

pect from the job. You will have time to ask questions about

the experience to help you decide if this is the right path for

you.


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Speakers

Autumn Term 2015 – 2016

Mr HardikPatel

Valley Dental practice

83 Loughton Way

Buckhurst Hill

Essex IG9 6AS

0208 504 5787

Mr Satin Patel

Valley Dental practice

83 Loughton Way

Buckhurst Hill

Essex IG9 6AS

0208 504 5787

Mr Robert Davey

Homewood Dental Practice

21 Shenfield Road

Brentwood

Essex CM15 8AG

01277 220147

Mr Bradley Hawkins

Homewood Dental Practice

21 Shenfield Road

Brentwood

Essex CM15 8AG

01277 220147

Ro

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Satin

Patel

Hard

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Brad

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Mr Niels Vig

Niels Vig Accountancy

Barry Avenue

Bicester

OX26 2DY

01869 601322

Dr Payal Sharma

Smile Impressions

279 Rectory Road

Grays

Essex RM17 5SW

01375 373409

Mr Graham Bishop

Gravesend Road

Nr Rochester

Kent

07920 164951

Mr Nick Lamb

Island House Dental Surgery

2 Station Road

Woodbridge

Surrey IP12 4AU

01394 388008

Mr Christopher Roome

Heybridge Dental Practice

25 Bentals Shopping Centre

Colchester Road

Heybridge

Essex CM9 4GD

01621 851003

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Speakers


Mr Hamed Karimi

Norfolk Dental Specialists

1 Victoria Street

Norwich

NR1 3QX

01603 632525

Mr Mike Kelly

Southview Dental Centre

Southview

Edenbridge

Kent TN8 5NR

01732 865021

Mr Martin Lazenby

17 Clarence Road

Southend-onSea

Essex

SS1 1AN

Mr Stephen Denny

The Benfleet Dental Clinic

174 High Road

Benfleet

Essex SS7 5LD

01268 755357

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Speakers


Mr Promodah Datta

65/67 High Street

Grays

Essex RM17 6NX

01375 382166

Mr David Madan

81 Rayleigh Road

Hutton

Brentwood

Essex CM13 1AP

01392 444456

Miss Amy Schiller

Operational Director for Communicy Dental Services in Suffolk

Blomfield Dental Practice

Looms Lane

Bury St Edmunds

Suffolk IP33 1HE

Mr Bryan Harvey

Chairman of Essex LDC

Deputy Head of the Dental Defense Union

Steepways, Cornsland

Brentwood

Essex CM14 4JN

0844 553 2043

Mr Jason Stokes

8 St Peters Court

King Street

Norwich

NR1 1PB

01603 628963

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