This session will describe the principles of intravenous cannulation for conscious sedation in dentistry, including the equipment required, the cannulation technique and complications which may arise.
Effective dental radiography assists the dentist in effective patient case management. The dentist should be aware of the techniques that produce consistently good results and be able to identify when that top standard is not reached.
This session discusses dental health education, and focuses on the role of the dentist in practice. It explores the relationship between health education and health promotion in outlining the key dental health messages for individuals.
This session looks at the importance of time management skills and how these can help improve decision-making and the health of both you and your patients.
This session describes the normal chronology and sequence of tooth eruption, exfoliation of the primary teeth and characteristic occlusal features of the primary, mixed and permanent dentitions.
This session discusses the interrelationship between orthodontics and periododontology.
This session introduces the concept of space maintenance in the developing dentition and describes the indications and contraindications for space maintenance, illustrated with clinical cases.
Fixed appliances are permanently attached to the teeth and allow tooth movements in all planes of space. This session describes when and when not to use these appliances and explains the various main types of its components in use. There are several stages to fixed appliance treatment and these are also explained.
This session focuses on management of obesity at an individual level. It will describe the multi-disciplinary treatment of obesity in adolescents. Current guidelines for best practice in this area will be outlined and relevant public policy documents highlighted. Some important management strategies will be described and outcome....
This session will explore ways to hold the perinatal and infant frame of mind whilst delivering psychological therapy with parents.
This session describes how to examine the external eye, ocular adnexae, eyelids and orbits using appropriate equipment and illumination. It also discusses how to modify the method of examination in light of clinical findings.
This session provides an overview of prehabilitation, its uses, what it entails and the conferred benefit to the patient and the NHS. This session also reflects on the older surgical patient, as prehabilitation is particularly pertinent to this age group as discussed.
By the end of this course, you will have learnt about the Physio Management of the Covid Patient.
This session describes the signs and symptoms that may manifest in patients diagnosed with common renal problems and the relevance of common renal disorders to the delivery of dental care.
This session will cover the pharmacology of the main intravenous drugs used in out-patient dental intravenous sedation.
As a dentist, you will need to be able to treat pregnant patients confidently. As their dental care professional, it is important to be up to date with current thinking and guidance.
This session describes the pattern VEP, its origins and ways to record it. It explains how the pattern VEP complements other investigations in the clinical setting and situations where the pattern VEP is likely to make a useful contribution to clinical care.
Unit 3: the faithful house apprecietes the couples to build strong families to affirm life and avoid risks and appropriately plan for the kind family they wish to have.
Unit 2: Focus on key issues under which the Roman catholic church bases her stand on family planning.
• Dive into the essentials of interpreting knee radiographs, covering both acute injuries and chronic conditions. • Strengthen your diagnostic capabilities with a focus on key radiographic features and clinical correlations.
Working collaboratively with allied health, consumer services and others in the renal field to provide patient centred care.
This session will cover gynaecological symptoms including normal and abnormal menstruation.
This session introduces the role of communication during chemical restraint in reducing restrictive practice.
There still remains a significant gap between the goal of optimal treatment of hypertension and ‘real life’ practice. As a consequence, hypertension remains a leading cause of cardiovascular related morbidity and mortality. There is a continuing need to improve both the detection and management of hypertension, with a view to im....
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Staging wounds & identifying tissue types Wound characteristics, indications & cost considerations for product selection Accurate measuring techniques Practical wound treatment strategies - for your most difficult wounds Actual wound models and sample products to practice new skills! In healthcare facilities across the country,....