This is a free introduction to the Veterinary Spinal Manipulative (Post-graduate) Certification Program being offered live at National University of Health Sciences in conjunction with Healing Oasis Wellness Center (HOWC). NO CE is awarded for this FREE Course. __________________________________________________________________....
Lamaze members came together on Thursday, October 1 for this collaborative workshop centered around building your birth business. Learners gained insights into business and marketing basics and viewed examples of how their colleagues are running successful birth businesses. Participants may earn 1.50 Lamaze Contact Hours.
Learn how to apply evidence-based functional medicine to the gene/environment interface, particularly with the genes associated with the aging process and hormone balance. Learn how to apply the science of epigenetics—the interaction of genes with the environment, which leads to heritable changes in the way DNA is expressed in t....
2 Hours
This course has been designed for dentists and dental health professionals. The course is made up of 4 modules, with short multiple choice tests after each module, providing 5 hours of verifiable CPD, including the Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulations (IRMER) 2000 and IRR99 and other regulations for continuing ed....
0.25 Hours
The article guides and encourages the reader to put protocols in place and assess the COVID-19 situation on a daily basis
0.25 Hours
This course gives the profession a better understanding to the meaning of Esthetic Dentristry
Smart Human Resource Essentials 20 minutes with Gay Lowry.
1 Hours
Digital photography is an essential skill dentists must have for patient communication, lab communication and marketing. A popular and widely accepted protocol is the 12 shot series for accreditation in American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry . While a perfectly framed and exposed photograph is not a daunting task to acquire by....
1 Hours
Most dentists refer out root canals, especially molars. Dr. Marvin Berlin is going to walk you through an entire molar endo from start to finish in around 30 minutes. He'll show you his entire sequence to make the procedure predictable, repeatable, efficient and profitable. He'll also show you how he combines the build and cr....
1 Hours
Dental unit waterlines are a source of potentially pathogenic microorganisms and present a risk for the transmission of microorganisms and disease. Dental unit waterline biofilm has been found to contain microorganisms that include Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Legionella species and Staphylococcus aureus. Until the death of a patient....
2 Hours
The treatment of environmental surfaces and dental unit waterlines (DUWs) is required for adequate infection prevention. Environmental surfaces include both clinical contact and housekeeping surfaces. Clinical contact surfaces must be treated with barrier protection or cleaned and disinfected for each and every patient, in accor....
4 Hours
The purpose of this online course is for Dentists to learn to interpret EKG tracings of patient data, and to succeed in our class: ACLS for Dentists and Staff. You will receive an official ADA/CERP certificate by post on completion of this course.
3 Hours
This issue covers an overview on micro-organisms most commonly found in the dental surgery, as well as the risks and symptoms of accidental exposure.
9 Hours
Welcome to Anesthesia First public display of anesthesia at Massachusetts General Hospital on October 16, 1846. Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. coined the term Anaesthesia: from the Greek word anaisthesia meaning lack of sensation. Anesthesia was originally going to be called Letheon from the River Lethe from Greek mythology.....
2 Hours
The course will detail the role that fluids play for cells, distribution of sedation medications, hormones, and emergency medications. We will discuss the interactions of fluid with blood. Detail of fluid selection, relations to NPO status, and fluid therapy are discussed.
1 Hours
This course was developed from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services caregiver’s guide which shows how to help someone brush, floss, and have a healthy mouth. It also presents an overview of physical, mental, and behavioral challenges common in these patients and offers strategies for providing oral care.
Minimising open dental chair time by managing expectations
1 Hours
This course will provide the legal and ethical issues in special care dentistry.
In this lecture, we will discuss preparation of the dental office before the case begins. Requirements of the dental office to handle medical emergencies. Familiarity with the dental office emergency kit. The twelve most common dental office emergencies.
How to attract NEW patients from current patients and the most effective marketing tools.
5 Hours
Uncovering and Impression Taking of Implants teaches you the techniques involved and the problems the clinician is liable to encounter during the uncovering and impression taking of implants. During this module you will gain an in depth understanding of how to properly uncover dental implants and the proper techniques for impres....
5 Hours
Surgical Placement of Implants gives you a better understanding of the indications, contra-indications, pre-operative planning, surgical techniques involved, post-operative care and the problems the clinician is liable to encounter during the surgical placement of implants. This course is not intended to take the place of clinic....
5 Hours
Introduction to Implants gives the reader a better understanding of what implants are, how they have reached their present acceptance, the materials, designs and techniques used, why they are successful, why they fail and further, when dental implants should be used. As well, the reader will be introduced to the terminology comm....
3 Hours
This course describes how the dental professional should produce alginate impressions to an excellent standard.
Why is this training important? Dental occlusion is a much misunderstood topic in dentistry, attracting heated debate on whether it is important and which approach should be followed. However, it plays a part in the practice of anyone who undertakes significant alterations to their patient’s occlusion - such as orthodontics.....