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NEW EVENTS AND DATESEvents brochure 2016

Helping you meet your verifiable and CORE CPD requirements

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How to bookOnline: www.bda.org/events (online booking available to BDA members only)

Complete the booking form on the back of this booklet in BLOCK CAPITALS and return it, with your payment to:

The Events Department, British Dental Association, 64 Wimpole Street, London W1G 8YS.

Tel: 020 7563 4590 | Email: [email protected]

Booking terms and conditionsFull payment must be made prior to the date of the event. Once submitted this booking form constitutes a firm booking which can only be cancelled in accordance with our cancellation policy. All terms and conditions and full details of our cancellation policy can be found on our website:

www.bda.org/events/tandcs/

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the programme may change and the BDA reserves the right to cancel the event or alter the venue and/or speakers.

CPDAll events meet the educational criteria set by the General Dental Council (GDC) for verifiable CPD and are certified by the British Dental Association (BDA). Events that cover the GDC’s recommended subjects are marked C O R E . Due to regulations, refreshments and

lunch breaks cannot be counted towards your verifiable CPD hours. A certificate of attendance will be provided at the end of each event.

BDA members can track their CPD onlineThe BDA CPD Hub allows members to earn, record and manage CPD through one convenient online service. Earn up to 60 hours of verifiable CPD per year through the BDJ and BDJ InPractice and record all of your CPD, wherever you earn it. This free service is available to all members, visit cpd.bda.org.

Not a BDA member? Go to www.bda.org/join.

VenuesEvents will be held at the BDA headquarters at 64 Wimpole Street, London unless stated otherwise. Events in other cities will be held in central locations, details will be listed on the BDA website and sent at point of confirmation.

AccommodationIf you wish to stay overnight during the event please contact MICE Concierge, our appointed hotel booking agency, direct on 01438 908 777 or email [email protected].

RefreshmentsEvent fees include refreshments and lunch. Please advise at time of booking of any special dietary requirements.

BDA EventsBDA events cover training courses, clinical seminars, workshops and conferences for the whole dental team. Our Training Essentials courses cover a range of regulatory updates and business management topics. Clinical seminars provide an in-depth exploration of fundamental dentistry and advanced level clinical topics covered by renowned international speakers. Our group conferences, held for those in community and hospital dentistry, focus on best practice working with their patient groups. Our annual conference and exhibitions in Manchester and Scotland offer access to a wide variety of topics (both clinical and non-clinical) too.

Dentists: how to save on training costs?Join the BDA and you will save at least 20% on each training course. Join as an Extra or Expert member and get a free 3-day Conference Pass too.

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ContentsTraining Essentials

05 Achieving high standards in infection control C O R E

06 An IRMER course in dental radiography and radiation protection C O R E

07 Running a safe and compliant practice C O R E

08 Handling complaints and managing difficult patients C O R E

09 Medical emergencies in the dental practice N E W C O R E

10 Oral cancer – identify, refer and prevent N E W C O R E 11 Adult and child safeguarding: Levels 1-3 C O R E

12 Employment law - the tricky issues C O R E

13 The essentials of staff management14 Marketing for the modern dental practice15 Leading a dental team

Seminars

16 Whiter than white N E W

17 Occlusion in a modern world18 A day with Pascal Magne N E W

19 A day with Trevor Burke N E W

20 Preparing for retirement

Workshops

21 Buying a dental practice 22 Selling your dental practice23 Tendering training for orthodontists N E W

Forthcoming eventsBritish Dental Conference and Exhibition 2016 | 26-28 May 2016 | Manchester BDA Scottish Scientific Conference and Exhibition 20162 September 2016 | Crowne Plaza Hotel, Glasgow

BDA CDS Group Annual Presidential and Scientific Meeting 12-14 October 2016 | Cutlers’ Hall, Sheffield

British Dental Conference and Exhibition 2017 | 25-27 May 2017 | Manchester

iLearn Webcasts

CPD when and where it suits you

Visit www.bda.org/ilearn to find out more and to order

*Lectures filmed at the British Dental Conference and Exhibition

• Update your knowledge on recommended core CPD topics

• Advance your clinical techniques

• Enhance your practice management processes

• Improve your professional skills.

Webcasts from: BDA members £20Non members £35DCPs £15

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Training Essentials

Achieving high standards in infection control

Overview

The dental profession has experienced a period of rapid change in infection control requirements following the introduction in England of HTM 01-05 and the Code of Practice on preventing and controlling infections. Learn from industry experts on how these requirements affect your practice and how to ensure compliance. This one day course will demonstrate both essential and best practice in managing infection control.

Learning objectives

• Understand the origins of infection control dento-legal problems and how they can be prevented

• Be familiar with standard practice precautions and measures of personal protection for all members of the dental team

• Know how to maintain high standards of decontamination and comply with HTM 01-05 and CQC requirements

• Gain tips to improve the safe management of healthcare waste in your practice.

SpeakersKevin LewisDental Director, Dental Protection Ltd

Paul JenkinsDecontamination Manager, North Bristol NHS Trust

Daniel McAlonanHead of Compliance, BDA

Caroline PankhurstSenior Specialist Clinical Teacher, King’s College London Dental Institute

Full biographies can be found at www.bda.org/training

LONDON ET303

Friday 22 April 2016

10:00 – 16:30 (registration from 09:30)

BDA members £150Non members £195DCPs £95

C O R E

5 Hours verifiable CPD


Training Essentials

An IRMER course in dental radiography and radiation protection

Overview

Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulations 2000 (IRMER) impose significant requirements for patient protection. This course will bring you up to date with the legislation concerning dental radiography and ensure you are aware of statutory responsibilities. Covering the principles of justification, optimisation and limitation this one day course satisfies both the IRMER regulations and core CPD requirements as recommended by the GDC.

Learning objectives

• Understand the principles of radiation physics

• Be aware of the risks of ionising radiation

• Understand the radiation doses in dental radiography and the factors affecting them

• Recognise the principles of radiation protection

• Be up to date on the statutory requirements, selection criteria and quality assurance

• Understand the various imaging modalities available including digital imaging and 3D (CBCT)

• Understand the principles of radiographic interpretation and problems which may occur.

SpeakerPaul NixonConsultant in Maxillofacial Radiology, Liverpool University Dental Hospital and Royal Liverpool University Hospital

Full biography can be found at www.bda.org/training

LONDON ET302


LONDON ET308

Friday 9 September 2016


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LONDON ET299

Friday 4 March 2016

LONDON ET319



C O R E


Running a safe and compliant practice

Overview

“Is your service/practice safe? Is it caring? Is it responsive? Is it effective? Is it well led?” (CQC key lines of enquiries). At times it can seem quite impossible to comply with all your obligations.

Explore the guidelines set out by the CQC and GDC to ensure your practice is compliant to nationally recognised standards. Attendees will be taken through a step by step process of how to keep quality records in order to protect your practice and the team, as well as supporting the welfare of patients.

Learning objectives

• Be up to date on the key issues surrounding CQC

• Understand the health and safety issues in dentistry

• Be up to date on decontamination and infection control compliance

• Be up to date with the GDC’s standards, complaints and fitness to practice procedures

• Understand the policies surrounding consent, confidentiality and data protection

• Appreciate the basic principles and requirements for writing quality records.


In association with

Speakers

Richard BirkinHead of Regional Services, BDA

Sarah DavisonGood Practice Scheme Quality Assurance Manager, BDA

Freddie Edwards-RostPractice Management Consultant (NHS, Business and General Practice), BDA

James GoldmanHead of Employment and General Practice Advice, BDA

Richard HarrisQuality and Standards Adviser, BDA

Daniel McAlonanHead of Compliance, BDA

Edward SinclairPractice Management Consultant (Health and Safety), BDA


Complaint handling

Record keeping

Infection control


Training Essentials

LONDON ET306

Friday 1 July 2016


C O R E


Overview

This interactive course explores the official complaint handling procedures for both NHS and private practices. Learn how customer care and key communication skills can help you and your team effectively manage angry, aggressive and upset patients. Learn how to use complaints as a positive management tool to enhance your relationship with your patients.

Learning objectives

• Have a clear understanding of the formal procedures of complaint handling for NHS and private practices

• Be able to implement an effective complaints policy and procedure within your practice and communicate it to your team and patients

• Identify how it is possible to improve customer service and avoid complaints

• Recognise why patients can be difficult

• Understand how to defuse angry patients and remain calm and in control maintaining rapport with difficult, aggressive conversations.

SpeakersHeather DallasManaging Director, Dallas Development

Freddie Edwards-RostPractice Management Consultant (NHS, Business and General Practice), BDA


Handling complaints and managing difficult patients



LONDON ET316


LONDON ET317



C O R E


Overview

Medical emergencies can happen at any time in the dental practice. As dental professionals you need to ensure that as a team and as individuals, you are able to deal confidently with all medical emergencies that may arise. This interactive course will bring you up to date with the latest standards and procedures, and equip you with the necessary skills to manage a medical emergency with confidence.

Learning objectives

• Be able to manage and prevent a medical emergency

• Understand how to prepare and use standard emergency drugs and medical equipment

• Know how to assess risk by identifying the hazards which commonly cause emergencies

• Understand the key signs and symptoms of common emergencies and aid correct diagnosis

• Have practical experience of hands on basic life support and CPR training.

SpeakersChris Kurt-GabelManaging Director, A to E Training & Solutions

Quentin Barter Senior Resuscitation Officer and Team Leader, A to E Training & Solutions

Medical emergencies in the dental practice N E W




Training Essentials

LONDON ET318

Friday 17 June 2016

LONDON ET323

Friday 25 November 2016


Oral cancer - identify, refer and prevent N E W

Overview

The number of cases of oral cancer across the UK continues to increase with latest figures showing that 6,700 new cases were diagnosed last year *. Early detection is the key and can improve chances of survival. Furthermore, a growing number of patients are subsequently accusing their dentist of missing the signs and taking legal action. This one day course helps define the dental team’s duty of care, offering information and advice on how to manage oral cancer effectively and sensitively.*Data from British Dental Health Foundation as of 2015

Learning objectives

• Improve your knowledge of the prevention and detection of oral cancer, including what to look out for, and when, and how to respond

• Adopt an approach to oral cancer detection that is consistent with current medico-legal advice

• Be able to carry out a thorough examination with knowledge of the signs and symptoms

• Know the criteria for referral following NICE guidelines

• Understand the current treatments

• See how the whole dental team can successfully implement a management strategy for oral cancer

• Gain advice on the management of patients who have been previously treated for oral cancer.

Speakers


5½ Hours verifiable CPDC O R E

Simon WhitleyConsultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Amen Sibtain Consultant Clinical Oncologist, Bart’s Health NHS Trust

Claire MorganConsultant Restorative Dentist, Bart’s Health NHS Trust

Louise OccomoreSpecialist Speech and Language Therapist, Bart’s Health NHS Trust

Sarah OrrLead Clinical Nurse Specialist, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust



LONDON ET298

Friday 5 February 2016

LONDON ET309




C O R E


C O R E


Overview

Members of the dental team are in a position where they may either directly observe the signs of child or adult abuse or neglect, or they may hear something that causes them concern about a child or an adult at risk’s welfare. The General Dental Council (GDC) states that the dental team has an ethical and legal obligation to take appropriate action if concerned about the possible abuse of a child or adult at risk; and also to ensure that children and adults are not at risk from members of staff.

This course will cover the important key standards of child and adult safeguarding focusing on Regulation 13 of the CQC Fundamental Standards. The training will incorporate Levels 1 and 2 (half day) or Level 3 (full day) as identified by the Safeguarding children and young people: roles and competences for health care staff Intercollegiate Document 2014 and the training requirements as detailed in the Care & Support Statutory Guidance issued under the Care Act 2014.

Learning objectives

The morning session covers Level 1-2 and the afternoon covers Level 3. Learning objectives and competencies as detailed in the Intercollegiate Document 2014.

• Have an awareness and understanding of child and adult abuse

• Know how to manage and respond to abuse concerns, allegations and/or disclosures

• Be able to accurately document concerns and understand the appropriate referral mechanisms and information sharing

• Be able to assess risk and need and instigate processes for appropriate interventions

• Understand how to fulfil your ‘duty of care’ whilst considering best practice.

Speakers

Adult and child safeguarding: Levels 1-3



Full day – Adult and child safeguarding: Levels 1-3

Half day – Adult and child safeguarding: Levels 1-2

Rosie Carter Managing Director, SAFEcic

Sue WardIndependent safeguarding trainer


S O L D O U T


Training Essentials

LONDON ET305

Friday 8 July 2016


Employment law – the tricky issues

Overview

Employment law can often be a complex and, on occasion, problematic area and there is increasing pressure for those responsible for employing and managing staff to fully understand their legal obligations.

This one day interactive course will focus on the fundamental elements of employment law, bringing you up to date with current legislation and allowing you to be confident in developing your practice’s policies and procedures. During the day you will participate in workshops to explore real case examples and scenarios.

Learning objectives

• Gain insight into contracts of employment terms and conditions

• Understand the steps to take when managing long term and short term sickness absence in your practice

• Manage parental leave and flexible working requests

• Know how to tackle grievances and bullying in the workplace

• Be confident in managing performance issues, disciplinary procedures and dismissal, including redundancies.

SpeakersJames GoldmanHead of Employment and General Practice Advice, BDA

Shabana Ishaq Practice Management Consultant, BDA



5½ Hours verifiable CPDC O R E



LONDON ET300

Thursday 3 March - Friday 4 March 2016

LONDON ET307

Thursday 1 September - Friday 2 September 2016


Overview

People management skills are not necessarily something you think about when you set out in a career in dentistry. Progression into a senior position, whether a dentist or DCP, can bring the responsibility of managing members of staff, which can often be a challenging and time consuming part of the role, especially when your progression has been on the merit of your clinical achievement rather than your managerial experience.

This comprehensive two day course will provide new managers with the fundamental skills needed to succeed and will also refresh the skills of existing managers, providing updated tools and techniques to use in this ever changing industry.

Learning objectives

• Select and recruit the right people for the job

• Manage yourself as ‘the manager’

• Gain leadership skills and understand different leadership styles to suit you and your team

• Manage staff performance; providing support and giving feedback

• Review staff development through effective appraisals

• Understand the importance of clear, two way communication and how to embed it in your team.

SpeakersAlison Miles-JenkinsManaging Director, Training To Achieve Enterprises Ltd

Full biography can be found at www.bda.org/training

The essentials of staff management: a two day intensive course



Training EssentialsTraining Essentials

LONDON ET301

Friday 18 March 2016


Marketing for the modern dental practice

5½ Hours verifiable CPD

Overview

Marketing has the ability to help your practice, but many people are put off by the time needed, the cost, and the bewildering amount of marketing terminology. However, marketing need not be confusing or costly, and there are many simple steps that you can take that will help you retain patients, gain new patients and be more profitable. In this modern age of the internet it is easier than ever to implement a great marketing strategy without the need for a huge budget.

Learning objectives

• Get the best out of your website and get people to come in and look around

• Gain top tips for securing page one ranking on Google

• Utilise social media as the new ‘word of mouth’ marketing.

SpeakersAdam ThorneSenior Partner, Harley Street Dental Studio

Neil SandersonDirector, Dental Marketing Expert




LONDON ET304

Friday 24 June 2016


6¾ Hours verifiable CPD

Leading a dental teamHow to become a successful leader for your business

Overview

As the pressure grows for businesses to increase their profitability year on year, business owners must determine the appropriate strategy and lead their teams to achieve it. The success or failure of your leadership skills will become clearly visible in your results. The only way to achieve your strategic goals is to harness the whole team in pursuit of your vision. A culture that fails to galvanise the entire team risks a radically negative impact on results. As the head of your business there is an expectation that you will lead your team to success. This practical one day course will help you determine your strategy, goals and objectives and drive the performance of your business and your team.

Learning objectives

• Understand the different leadership styles and become aware of your own

• Have a thorough grounding in the principles of leadership

• Understand the difference between leadership and management

• Be aware of what followers expect from leaders

• Understand culture and how to unlock a high performing team.

SpeakerAndy McDougallSpot On Business Planning



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Seminars


LEEDS EV333


LONDON EV338




Whiter than white N E W The latest trends for achieving predictable whitening to grow your business and manage complex cases

Overview

Hear about current advances for predictable teeth whitening, internal bleaching and power bleaching and the opportunities this presents for your practice. Learn how to increase your profits from whitening and how to expand and grow your business.

Learning objectives

• Comprehend teeth whitening myths and facts and know what actually works

• Make whitening the profit centre of your practice

• Treat discoloured teeth using safe, predictable and legal internal bleaching

• Consider how resin infiltration can be used in the treatment of superficial and deep white spot lesions

• Use digital marketing to expand and grow your business

• Understand clinical issues for predictable whitening

• Discuss the latest whitening protocols – is power bleaching dead?

Zaki Kanaan Past President, British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, Owner, K2 Dental

Sia Mirfendereski Chair, The British Dental Bleaching Society

Sandeep Kumar Dentist and owner, Smile Stylist Group

Dipesh Parmar GDP, Acorn Implant & Dental Practice

Richard Field (Leeds only) GDP

Chris Barrow Partner, 7 Connections Ltd

Payman Langhroudi Clinical Director, Enlighten

Speakers

Full biographies and programme details can be found at www.bda.org/seminars

Supported by

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MANCHEStEr EV335

Friday 4 March 2016

EDINBUrGH EV341


BELFASt EV342

Friday 21 October 2016



Occlusion in a modern worldOcclusion, occlusal restoration, TMD and vertical dimension

Overview

Relevant for dentists at all levels of experience and working within a variety of clinical environments, this seminar provides an in depth day on the theory and clinical practice of occlusion in the 21st century. Through the use of case examples and video demonstrations, speakers Phil Taylor and Peter Briggs will discuss a wide range of procedures available to the busy modern dental practitioner. Highlights of which include:

• Management of TMD

• Facebow and articulators

• Vertical dimension change – for fixed, removable and implants restorations

• Diagnostic and working jaw registrations for conventional removable, fixed and implant restorations

• Tooth preparation and the choice of material for coverage of occlusal aspects of teeth

• Management of the parafunctional patient

• Creation of occlusal space and the functional need to replace lost teeth

Learning objectives

• Understand the relevance and application of a range of techniques available to the modern dental practitioner

• Become better informed by current evidence

• Improve confidence in managing patients with occlusal problems safely.

SpeakersPeter Briggs Consultant in Restorative Dentistry, Queen Mary University of London, and Specialist Practitioner

Phil Taylor Consultant in Restorative Dentistry, Queen Mary University of London, and Clinical Director for Dentistry and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Barts Health NHS Trust




Clinical Expert Series

LONDON EV345

Friday 4 November 2016

09:00 – 17:15(registration from 08:15)


A day with Dr Pascal Magne N E W Anterior and posterior bonded restorations Achieve superior, predictable, beautiful results with a biomimetic approach to restorative dentistry

Overview

Through the knowledge of dental morphology, function, biomechanics and adhesive dentistry, anterior bonded restorations have the potential of mimicking the natural dentition. Additive techniques are paramount to the diagnostic, preparation and designing of beautiful, functional and minimally-invasive restorations.

The symbiotic relation of enamel, dentin and the dentinoenamel complex can be approached by the synergistic use of direct composite resins, novel semi-indirect CAD/CAM polymers and indirect ceramic materials and the careful choice and application of proven dental adhesives. Chairside CAD/CAM systems have opened new restorative approaches, including the use of high performance biomaterials manufactured under controlled and standardized industrial conditions.

Learning objectives

• Understand a new biomimetic approach to restorative dentistry

• Explore the use of "tooth-like" restorative materials, such as composite resins and porcelain

• Consider the use of a hard tissue bond, such as enamel and dentin bonding

• Discuss direct, semi-direct and indirect techniques in composite and ceramics, including CAD/CAM.

SpeakerPascal Magne Don and Sybil Harrington Foundation Professor of Aesthetic Dentistry, Division of Restorative Sciences, University of Southern California, Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry

Full biography and programme details can be found at www.bda.org/seminars

BDA members £270Non members £360 DCPs £170


Clinical Expert Series

LONDON EV343



A day with Dr Trevor Burke N E W Dental materials Options for bonding, composites and all ceramics crowns and bridges – what works where

Overview

This event will explore the options for the restoration of teeth with an emphasis on the most minimally invasive way of achieving this; bonding and composite. There will be an in-depth look at the current status of dentine bonding agents and the many advances in the recent past, alongside methods of avoiding the stress that can result in post-operative sensitivity following composite placement.

Materials for the restoration of anterior teeth will be discussed, especially those used for the repair of the worn dentition. The day explores the optimum methods for restoration of the “humble” class V restoration, highlighting the management of sclerotic, shiny dentine surfaces.

Contemporary materials for crowns and bridges and the results of a practice-based clinical evaluation of Zirconia bridges will be presented, along with thoughts on how to avoid the problems of “chipping” and the current status of other ceramic materials.

Learning objectives

• Be in a position to assess the optimum methods of bonding resin based restorative materials to teeth

• Know how to reduce post operative stress and sensitivity following posterior composite placement

• Know how to treat worn teeth in a minimally invasive way

• Understand the material which is likely to perform best in a given clinical situation

• Be aware of the potential performance of all ceramic crowns and bridges.

SpeakerTrevor Burke Professor of Primary Dental Care and Honorary Consultant in Restorative Dentistry, University of Birmingham

Full biography and programme details can be found at www.bda.org/seminars




Seminars

LONDON EV334

Friday 18 March 2016


Preparing for retirementA comprehensive and independent guide to retirement planning

Overview

Learn how the changes to pensions will impact your retirement. This one day seminar is presented by a panel of experts who have helped thousands of dentists plan for their future. It is suitable for all GDPs and their partners.

Learning objectives

• Gain financial advice on retirement

• Learn how to manage the changes retirement brings

• Understand the issues associated with the sale of your practice

• Gain practical advice on making the transition from full time work towards working part time or retirement stress free.

Speakers



Sponsored by

Anne BarkerChief Executive Officer, MediEstatesRalph DaviesRetired GDP

James DawsonPractice Support Adviser, Professional and Advisory Services Directorate, BDA

Daniel JamesDirector of Business Development, Lloyd & Whyte

James GoldmanHead of Employment and General Practice Advice, BDA

Ray GoodmanManaging Director, Goodman Grant

Robin PomeroyPartner, Planning Active Retirement

Alan SuggettPartner, UNW Chartered Accountants


Workshops


LONDON ET294


Buying a dental practicePrepare yourself for practice ownership


Overview

With the changes to the economic landscape, dental regulation and legal red tape, the practice purchase process has become progressively burdensome on buyers and sellers alike. It is increasingly important to prepare yourself in advance to reduce the stress and strain placed on you at the point of purchase and the first few months of ownership.

Whether you are considering buying your own practice in the near or medium-term future, this workshop will equip you with the tools to buy and run your own practice.

Learning objectives

• Understand the legal process of buying a practice

• Be able to navigate the regulatory steps you will need to take and for ongoing compliance

• Understand your obligations as an employer

• Be aware of ongoing development possibilities for your new practice.

Speakers

This workshop will be delivered by BDA Professional Advisers.

Full biographies can be found at www.bda.org/seminars

Feedback from past attendees

“Excellent presentation. Good hand-out materials”

“Informal, easy to ask questions. Approachable speakers”.



Workshops

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LONDON ET320

Friday 13 May 2016

Selling your dental practice Prepare yourself and your practice for the future


Overview

With the changes to the economic landscape, dental regulation and legal red tape the practice sales process has become increasingly burdensome on sellers and buyers alike. It is important to prepare yourself and your practice in advance to reduce the stress and strain placed on you at the point of sale and to increase the profitability of your practice.

Whether you are considering selling your practice in the near or medium-term future, this workshop will equip you with the essential knowledge to avoid potential pitfalls.

Learning objectives

• Understand the legal process of selling your practice

• Be aware of the regulatory steps you will need to take and comply with

• Understand the business due diligence process and how to prepare yourself

• See how best to maximise the value of your practice leading up to sale

• Understand your obligations as an employer.

Speakers

This workshop will be delivered by BDA Professional Advisers.


Feedback from past attendees

“Opened my eyes as to how complex selling a practice can be. Should have attended a long time ago”.


BDA members £295Non members £385DCPs £195Non-dental spouse £195


LONDON ET321

Friday 19 February 2016

LONDON ET322

Thursday 25 February 2016

Tender training for orthodontists N E W

5½ Hours verifiable CPD

Overview

This course is aimed at NHS dentists with a specialist orthodontic interest or orthodontists who hold a fixed term PDS Agreement (whether or not it has been rolled over) for the provision of orthodontic services in England. This one day workshop is designed to prepare delegates for upcoming competitive NHS orthodontic tenders which are anticipated to occur in the short to medium term and will potentially impact a large proportion of NHS Agreements for the provision of orthodontic services.

Learning objectives

• Gain an overview of the NHS commissioning process

• Understand the rules and regulations which govern the tendering process and how the NHS should comply with these when commissioning by competitive tender

• Prepare your existing practice for the commissioning process and what the NHS is looking for when procuring services from existing providers

• Understand the current and upcoming NHS orthodontic commissioning landscape in England.

SpeakersFreddie Edwards-Rost Practice Management Consultant (NHS, Business and General Practice), BDA

Victoria Michell Practice Management Consultant, BDA

Colin Wallis British Orthodontic Society



BDA members £295Non members £385DCPs £195Non-dental spouse £195

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