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Peterborough Foundation Training Scheme for

General Dental Practice

Summer Term

6th May—24th June 2016

Learning Centre, Peterborough City Hospital

Dental Foundation Training

Peterborough Scheme for Dental Foundation Training – Summer Term 2015— 2016 1

Peterborough Scheme for Dental Foundation Training

Director of Dental Education (Health Education East of England)

Mr. Alex Baxter BDS MMEdSci FDSRCPS (Glasg),

FDS (Rst Dent), RCPS

Postgraduate Dental Tutor

Mr. Kamlesh Makwana BDS (Lond) AKC

Medical and Dental Education Manager Mrs. Barbara Petrie BSc(Hons), PGCE

Dental Administrator Miss. Anne Rixen

Regional Training Programme Director in General Dental Practice

Dr. Peter Cranfield PhD BDS DIC DGDP PGCert

Med Ed

Dental Coordinator Miss Elizabeth Hope

Regional Dental Administrator Mr Matthew Ansell

Foundation Training Programme Director Peterborough Scheme

Mr. Uday Patel BDS LCS RCS, MJDF, Pg Cert Ed,

DipHyp, FHEA 10 Market Square, Sandy, Beds. SG19 1HU Mobile: 07985 526248 Email: [email protected]

Programme published by The Learning Centre, Peterborough City Hospital

( 01733 678105)

Medical and Dental Education

Peterborough City Hospital, Dept 401, Edith Cavell Campus, Bretton Gate, Peterborough, PE3 9GZ 01733 678105


Summer Term Venues and Subjects

6th May Case Presentations

Clinical Skills Lab, Learning Centre, Peterborough City Hospital

Thursday 12th— EoE Regional 2-day Residential Course

Friday 13th May

Wyboston Lakes

20th May NO STUDY DAY

Thursday 26th— BDA Annual Conference

Friday 27th May

MCC, Manchester

3rd June NO STUDY DAY

Thursday 9th June Communicating with different personality types

Room 8, Learning Centre, Peterborough City Hospital

10th June NO STUDY DAY

Thursday 16th June Where Now? Preparing for the year ahead

Accountancy for the Self Employed

Room 8, Learning Centre, Peterborough City Hospital

17th June NO STUDY DAY

24th June Introduction to Business of Dentistry

FD/Trainer Joint Session

Denis Bracey Room, Learning Centre, Peterborough City Hospital


Friday 6th May

Clinical Skills Laboratory, Learning Centre

09.30 Case Presentations

Uday Patel Foundation Training Programme Director

Each member of the group will be presenting their completed cases to the group and in the presence of the TPD. Requirements and Presentation have been communicated to you separately.

The requirements for this session are that you submit a powerpoint presentation which should be submitted to [email protected] by 12.00pm on Friday 29th April 2016. Please not there will be no extension to this final submission date

A certificate will be presented to the FD with the best case presentation

CPD = 6 Hrs

Learning Outcomes This session will help you with your presentation skills as well as enabling you to learn from your own case and your peers cases.


Thursday 12th & Friday 13th May Wyboston Lakes

Registration will be at 09:00 you will be expected to arrive by 09:15 at the latest. Accommodation has been arranged at Wyboston Lakes for the evening of Thursday 12th May 2016.

Welcome to Wyboston Lakes http://www.wybostonlakes.co.uk/


Thursday 12th & Friday 13th May Wyboston Lakes

Wyboston Lakes Situated on the borders of Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire at the edge of the historic market town of St. Neots, Wyboston Lakes is a unique, innovative development rapidly growing into world class status within its spacious rural setting amongst lakes, woodland and the River Great Ouse. Customers from far and wide are increasingly attracted to our complementary range of niche market facilities out of which our current range of products and services are provided within sectors of Conference and Training, Serviced Offices and Leisure.

Conference and Training Wyboston Lakes Conference and Training Centre is the largest, independently owned, single site residential conference and training centre in Northern Europe. Set in 350 acres of rural countryside, it provides a tranquil and distraction-free environment that is conducive to learning. With three conference centres, we provide choice, flexibility and great value to discerning event organisers planning mid-week or weekend residential conferences, training, day meetings, product launches, team building and corporate hospitality events.

Serviced Offices Currently providing fully serviced work spaces for more than 350 knowledge workers employed in the public and private sectors we have available extensive additional facilities to provide knowledge based businesses the perfect environment for their serviced offices and a flexible, creative, serviced development response to companies needing to locate their research centre or training delivery offices.

Leisure Set amongst lakes and the river Great Ouse our 18 hole golf course, floodlit driving range, golf academy, health and fitness centre with swimming pool, watersports centre, fishing, nature reserve and jogging trail leisure products are available to all our customers and provide the perfect opportunity to relax and relieve the stresses of modern life. Our large contemporary Waterfront Brasserie with its lakeside setting offers fine dining, brasserie meals, snacks and a ‘to go’ service which is city standards.


Thursday 12th May Wyboston Lakes

Programme objectives This programme aims to provide you with career advice about becoming an associate and how to be more involved in the running of a successful and customer-focused practice. dento-legal and ethical dilemmas - the challenges dentists face everyday. business finance - selecting, purchasing and running a successful practice - when

you’re ready. legal issues - self-employed contracts and where to get practical help and advice. Career options - the routes available and how you can plan for them: working as

an associate in a practice, what to look for and avoid.

09.15 LIFE AFTER FOUNDATION TRAINING

The Dental Defence Union Hempsons

Humphrey & Co Medical Money Management

You will be working in two groups with members from each scheme. There will be a variety of talks from our specialist speakers 09.30 Introduction from DDU 09.45 Session One 10.45 Break 11.15 Session Two 13.15 Lunch 14.00 Session 3 15.00 Session Four 16.00 Plenary 16.30 Close

Learning Outcomes To have a greater understanding of ethical

challenges faced by associates and how to manage these

To appreciate the financial structures underpinning a successful practice

To understand the relevance and application of employment law in an associate position

To have a greater awareness of career pathways and how you will start to develop your own career pathway


Thursday 12th May Wyboston Lakes

Bedford, Peterborough and Stevenage Dentathlon

Whilst we prize intelligence, manual dexterity, communication skills and perfectionism in our profession, there are occasions when brawn and not brain are important. To balance the intellectual rigours of the residential, the schemes will have the opportunity to demonstrate their physical prowess by competing against one another in a variety of sporting events. These events will provide an opportunity for all FDs to participate. Rules of combat No cheating. No bad language. No fighting.. The decision of the referee is final. Suitable clothing must be worn. Please bring sportswear, trainers and thin gloves (optional but advised). Failure to do this will result in a points penalty for your team. If you have any medical conditions which would prevent you from participating, please mention these to your advisor PRIOR to the residential. All information will be strictly confidential. In the event of bad weather, we will be having a quiz challenge exploring the worlds of dentistry, the banal and beyond………..

Evening Session


Friday 13th May Wyboston Lakes

09:15 Registration

09.30 Interview skills Alison Miles– Jenkins

Training to Achieve

Day Session

How do you get an interview? What are the top tips and tricks in writing a CV and cover letter? What will distinguish you from the other applicants and get you through to interview? How do you prepare for interview? What are the ‘dos and don’t’s’ at interview? How are you going to maximise your chances of getting your ideal job?

There will be some preparation for the day so please ask your TPD for details. You will be working in groups looking at how to prepare yourselves for all stages of the interview process. You will have the opportunity to both practise your interview techniques and observe the interview process in action.

Learning Outcomes A good understanding of the interview process An improved ability to prepare and tailor your CV to meet job requirements Increased skills in writing cover letters Better presentation and communication skills during interviews A greater understanding of the personal qualities which are required for successful appointment


20th May

No Day Release Course

Use today is an opportunity for you to work on your portfolio or check out the East of England Intrepid Course Manager to see if there is a course of interest to you. Don’t forget to record any meetings attended in your Portfolio.


The Annual BDA Conference is the time when the whole of the dental profession have a chance to meet together. The Conference extends over 3 days, two of which are included in our term programme, but your registration covers attendance at all three days. Given the immense amount of change in the world of dentistry, there’s no better time to consider where you and your practice are heading. Take this opportunity to meet and listen to experienced dental speakers keen to share their experiences. As part of our attendance at the Conference, everyone is expected to produce a short report on the session that they attended and also to produce a report on one item of interest on display in the Trade exhibition You will be required to complete a minimum of 10 hours of verifiable CPD during the convention. Programme details available from the following link: https://www.bda.org/conference/Pages/Home.aspx For the more technically minded an app will be available to download from: https://www.bda.org/conference/visitor-info/mobile-app Please remember you can attend any session in the programme, this is a good way of “topping up” your CPD for the year.

Thursday 26th — Saturday 28th May

Manchester Convention Complex, Manchester


3rd June




09:30—16:30 Communicating with different personality types

Kit Maher & Carol Brooking Cascade

Does it ever seem that even though you're speaking in English with someone, it feels like you're talking a different language? They just don't get what you are saying and you just don't get them. Either they talk too much, too little, too vaguely or too black and white. Their reasoning doesn't seem to make sense or they just don't seem to take people into consideration. And don't talk to me about the ones who leave things to the last minute or those who have made up their mind before you have even had a chance to think about it! Well, none of this is random. There is a lot of solid science (and practical experience) behind why interactions go wrong - or right. During this workshop we will give you the tools to :

communicate even more efficiently understand how others think and feel be more aware of how people make decisions motivate someone stay energised Using a thoroughly researched and substantiated model of personality we will explore the similarities and differences between us and ways to maximise our interactions with others. In essence we'll learn to speak their language.

CPD = 6 Hrs

Learning Outcomes You will have: insight into others less stress better

communication fewer conflicts fewer complaints more influence

Thursday 9th June

Room 8, Learning Centre


Friday 10th June




09.30 Where Now? Preparing for the year ahead

Alex Baxter Director of Postgraduate Education

Alex Baxter, our Director of Postgraduate Education will join you and hold an open constructive discussion on how you have made the most of education opportunities within your practices and on study days.

13:30 Accountancy for the Self Employed

Richard Keeler and Lucy Bagley Lovewell –Blake

Many FDs will soon become self-employed dental associates. This transition involves accounting for earnings received from the Practice and needless to say there will be associated paperwork and record keeping involved. Today we have an accountant who will talk and discuss on the subject of accountancy for dentists. HM Revenue & Customs have a learning module specific for dentists. The link is http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/courses/syob2/thp_d/index.htm

CPD = 6 Hrs

Learning Outcomes Understand and prepare for the record keeping of earnings required for HMRC and learn about some financial aspects to practice.

Learning Outcomes FDs will reflect on the educational opportunities received in practice and study days

Thursday 16th June

Room 8, Learning Centre

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/courses/syob2/thp_d/index.htm




Friday 17th June




Friday 24th June Denis Bracey, Peterborough City Hospital

09.30 Introduction to Business of Dentistry

Mr. Raj Wadhwani General Dental Practitioner & Trainer

This session will help us to appreciate the financial considerations when it comes to running a dental practice.

12.45 Lunch 14.00 FD/Trainer Joint Session

Uday Patel Course Organiser

This will be a session where all the trainers will bring details of an incident in their Practice and how they dealt with it—for example a disciplinary matter, fire, theft, difficult patient, You as the FD together with your trainer will be required to present for 5 minutes to sum up your training experience with emphasis on what you gained from practice.

16:30 Trainers Meeting 17:30 Close—End of Year.

CPD = 6 Hrs

Learning Outcomes This afternoon will enable you to gain some problem solving skills through use of examples provided by your trainers.

Learning Outcomes You will have a better understanding of the financial matters relating to treatment provided for patients in General Practice under the NHS, private fee per items schemes and private capitation schemes. You will learn about the financial management of a general dental practice.


Andrew Gibbons Consultant, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Peterborough & Stamford Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Department 101, Peterborough City Hospital, Edith Cavell Campus, Bretton, Peterborough (01733) 674000

Alison Miles– Jenkins Training to Achieve

Richard Keeler and Lucy Bagley Lovewell Blake Sixty Six, North Quay Great Yarmouth, NR30 1HE (01493) 335100

Kit Maher & Carol Brooking Cascade PO Box 70, Truro, TR4 9QS (01872) 222216

Raj Wadhwani Antwerp House Dental Practice, 36 Brookfields, Cambridge, CB1 3NW (01223) 247690

Speakers

Summer Term 2015– 2016

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Raj W

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Kit M

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Caro

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Notes

Summer Term 2015– 2016

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