This course is separated into 5 Parts plus 5 exams, Note:You must complete the exam unit of each course to claim the CE credit 1. 203.01 Part 1-Interview and History (PLUS AN EXAM UNIT) *2. 203.02 Part 2-Radiographic Exam (PLUS AN EXAM UNIT) 3. 203.03 Part 3-Facial, Smile, and Profile Exam (PLUS AN EXAM UNIT) 4. 203.04....
This is part 1 of a full patient observational course involving 3 patients who were treated from start to finish for the provision of Removable Prosthesis. This part is the treatment planning and consultation phase for one of the patients who required P/P dentures
2 Hours
The ideal time to treat an anterior open bite due to a thumbsucking habit or tongue thrusting is as early as possible (age 6-9). This presentation will describe the various orthodontic instruments used to treat patients. Bruxism is a serious problem that is best treated when the children are younger to prevent damage to th....
Many successful treatments fail because the patient does not understand (or has forgotten) their obligations on retention. This workbook will provide the templates to help you deliver and record your retention consent process, including Retainer Instructions. We also include a Patient Satisfaction Survey and Audit Tool. Captu....
2 Hours
The secret to retention is to remember that when teeth are moved to a new position they want to move back to the original position. This unit is the sixth and final unit in the series for Session #4 When you have purchased and completed a minimum of three Units of Session 4 you can request your *free Course Manual by email....
Ever noticed how health practitioner discussions around patient-centred care rarely include the patient? Join our diverse panel including Dr. Caroline Bearss, ND; Dr. Michael Salsberg, MD; Dr. Louise McCrindle, ND; Sharon Boatswain (patient); and Cynthia Harding (patient) as they discuss key issues such as: What is patient-cent....
1.00 Hours
This course outlines the tools for assessing delirium, as well as outcomes associated with delirium and risk factors for delirium.
This module delves deeper into digital imaging by focusing on the relationship between exposure level and the appearance of a digital image. An easy-to-understand collection of images included in this module helps you recognize image artifacts and ascertain their causes. Essentials of Digital Imaging Module 4: Image Analysis....
1.00 Hours
This course outlines the difference between discourteous and disruptive behavior, how disruptive behavior affects patient outcomes, the resources available in dealing with disruptive physicians, as well as the reasons for and the interventions needed before removing a disruptive physician from practice.
This module identifies and describes the anatomical planes and structures of the head and neck. You will also learn how to describe the stages of human embryo development as it relates to this region of the body.
This module explains methods used to determine image quality in computed tomography and factors that affect image quality. You will learn how to identify CT image artifacts and the factors that influence artifacts. The tests associated with quality control programs are also discussed in this module.
This module describes the technical variables that affect image quality and how to alleviate problems that could reduce the quality of a mammogram. You will learn how to evaluate mammograms for positioning, compression, and technique. Digital artifacts and digital image display systems also are discussed.
0.5 Hours
This session intends to highlight the principle methods of caries prevention. Following graduation from the University of Birmingham, Zehra worked in general practice in the Birmingham area. She then spent a year as a restorative SHO in the Eastman Dental Hospital. Following this, Zehra undertook an oral surgery post, wit....
This session describes the basic clinicopathological features of cysts that present within soft tissues of the oral cavity.
Completion of this course fulfills the "Essential Content" contact hour for Lamaze re-certification in 2020, 2021, 2022. Are you up to date on the newly published, required “Essential Content” and know what it means for you? Have you been wondering if it’s still a requirement for your classes to be 12 hours long to be offici....
Primary Care International This is a rapidly-evolving area and this information is a guide only, to help you think and plan ahead. If you have contact with a patient with, or concerned about, COVID-19, you must check the relevant national advice to ensure you are following the latest guidance and protocols.
Infection Prevention – practices and procedures that limit the transmission of infectious agents to patients, staff and the community.
Grief is a normal phenomenom common to all of us. As we go through life, we experience a wide variety of losses for which we grieve.
COVID-19 Vaccines: Communication and Behaviour Change features interactive activities on how to effectively communicate accurate and evidence-based information to address vaccine hesitancy with families, colleagues and communities. Important concepts on vaccines and how they work, efficacy and safety, vaccine schedule and post-a....
COVID-19: Child & Adolescent Health focuses on prevention and health promotion for children, adolescents and their families during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. The course features interactive activities on concepts important in the care of children, adolescents and families affected by COVID-19 and highlights the secondary....
Immediate linkage to patient-centred care and follow-up is required for all patients who have a positive HIV test during pregnancy or at the time of delivery. This presentation will outline the steps to follow when managing HIV during pregnancy and the postpartum period.
0.5 Hours
New research was presented at Anesthesiology 2016, the annual meeting of the American Society of Anesthesiologists, from October 22 to 26 in Chicago. The features below highlight some of the studies presented at the conference.
0.5 Hours
The annual Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) brings together top basic, translational, and clinical researchers from around the world to share the latest studies, important developments, and best research methods in the ongoing battle against HIV/AIDS and related infectious diseases. CROI is a global....
This course intends to equip nurses with knowledge on vaccine preparation and administration