hrohsc (cdss) health regions oral health services committee
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Oct 30th 2012TRANSCRIPT
(CDSS)HEALTH REGIONS ORAL HEALTH SERVICES COMMITTEE
VISIONTO PROVIDE LIAISON AND LEADERSHIP FOR CDSS MEMBERS IN THE DELIVERY OF ORAL
HEALTH SERVICES IN EACH REGIONin cooperation with
THE SASK ORAL HEALTH COALITION,ALLIED PROFESSIONALSOTHER STAKEHOLDERS
HOSPITALS
LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES
PRIVATE SURGICENTERS
PRIVATE HOMES(HOMEBOUND)
OTHER?
Long term care
Pediatric Care under General Anaesthetic
Special Needs Care–Geriatric, Physical, Mental Challenges
Oral and Maxillo-Facial Surgery -Cancer, Cleft Lip and Palate
Emergency Room-Oro-Facial Emergency-After Hours Call Rosters and Protocols
Prevention programs
ENVIRONMENTAL SCANS
EXISTING LEGISLATION REVIEW
STANDARDS IDENTIFICATION
ACCREDITATION OF FACILITIES
MONITORING/REPORTING
CHMS
SOHO
Uof S Studies
OTHER REPORTS
DENTAL DISCIPLINES ACT
PRACTITIONER STAFF BYLAWS
ATTENDING HEALTH PROFFESSIONAL REGS
HEALTH FACILITIES LICENSING
BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT GUIDE
RADIATION HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT
CANADA WIDE STANDARDS(Hg) MOU
HEALTH FACILITIES LICENSING ACT
EMERGENCY MEDICAL AID ACT
CLINICAL STANDARDS-DENTAL SPECIALTY ORGANIZATIONS-ANAESTHESIOLOGY-EXISTING PROVIDERS-OTHER
COMMISSION DENTAL ACCREDITATION CAN.
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGEONS
COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY
Gather ongoing Data
Measure outcomes
Measure Efficacy
Refine Programs and Protocols
Mamawetan Churchill
Keewatin Yatthe
Athabasca
Kelsey Trail
Prairie North
P. A. Parkland
Heartland
Saskatoon
Sunrise
Sun Country
Regina Qu’Appelle
Five Hills
Cypress
Athabasca, Keewatin Yatthé, and Mamawetan Churchill River Health Authorities
46% of the province’s area
3.7% of the pop’n
35,000 residents
21 Agency clinics
Various delivery models utilizing Dentists, Dental Therapists, Dental Hygienists and Dental Assistants
WORKFORCE DENTISTS HYGIENISTS THERAPISTS ASSISTANTS
Kelsey Trail 8 6 10 38
Prairie North 21 17 32 44
P. A. Parkland 35 17 49 63
Heartland 7 4 7 31
Saskatoon 169 156 42 445
Sunrise 16 17 9 57
Sun Country 16 13 10 53
Regina Qu’Appelle 138 151 44 386
Five Hills 16 30 16 67
Cypress 14 14 6 57 TOTAL 440 425 225 1241
Dr. Gerry Uswak
Leslie Topola
Athabasca 4
Cypress 501
Five Hills 542
Heartland 519
Keewatin Yatthé
27
Kelsey Trail 486
Mamawetan Churchill River 18
Prairie North 516
Prince Albert Parkland 552
Regina Qu'Appelle 1,949
Saskatoon 2,096
Sun Country 715
Sunrise 899
Total
8,824
General anaesthesia for dental treatment under the age of 14 years is insured in Saskatchewan
general anaesthesia is administered to almost 1,800 children under the age of five year for dental treatment in the hospitals
Waitlist has decreased dramatically-Audit of waitlists-access to ORs
Almost 70% of special needs patients are referred to hospital based dental clinic
more than 90% of patients prefer dentistry in a hospital if available in the region.
Each year approximately 200 special needs children receive dental treatment at the Royal University Hospital
30% of special needs patients were under the age of 18 years,
65% are between the age of 18 to 65
5% were 65 years or older.
Medical Services Plan-$1,997,837 (2008)
Interventions for trauma, various diseases and deformities of the oral cavity and face
Radiographs (treatment specific)
Orthodontic treatment for cleft palate
Tooth extraction for medically compromised patients such as requiring heart surgery, total joint replacement, head and neck radiation treatment
ORO-FACIAL TRAUMA
AFTER HOUR DENTAL EMERGENCIES
COMPLEX EMERGENCIES
MVA TRAUMA
SPORTS TRAUMA
DEVELOPMENT
TRIAGE PROTOCOLS
COMMITMENT
COMMUNICATION
Dental Health Education Program
Enhanced Preventive Dental Services Initiative
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Program cost $ 1,553,000
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In 2005, there were 19 dental health educators and 10 dental therapistunder the DHEP
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Dental services provided under this program include disease prevention, oral health promotion, fluoride mouth rinse and fluoride varnish.
$1.4 million in 2011
The objective of the program is to “improve children's oral health and reduce the need for surgery by increasing access to dental care, prevention and education."
$ 9,958,000 Sk. Gov. 2007-08 -at risk children-social assistance recipients -disability assistance recipients
$2.953,000 Sk. Gov.-prevention programs
$1,997,837 MSP(Sk) (2008)-OMFS interventions
$30,000,000 Fed. Gov. FNIHB-Non Insured (Oral) Health Benefits