Professional Responsibility and Indemnity
Thursday 12th March 2009
13:00-13:45 GMT
Dr Andrew Collier
Dento-Legal Adviser, Dental Protection Ltd
1 hour verifiable CPD
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Verifiable CPD
A certificate for 1 hour of verifiable CPD is provided on completion of the webinar and a short evaluation.
Learning Aim
To describe the clinical and professional responsibilities of dental nurses following the introduction of DCP registration
Learning Outcome
Understand
- when individual professional and clinical professional responsibility starts and finishes;
- Understand the need for appropriate indemnity to protect a nurses' professional standing.
About the Presenter
Andrew qualified in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 1976. He has worked as a dental practitioner for twenty years and as a clinical teacher at Leeds Dental Hospital. He is an emeritus member of the Dental Nurse Exam Board Council. He obtained a Master of Law degree at Cardiff University in July 1996, and now works full-time for our Leeds office where he has a special responsibility for members who are dental nurses.
Question
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A webinar is an online seminar that you watch via your PC from the comfort of your home or office. You watch the presentation, listen to the speaker, and interact with other viewers. Unlike conventional seminars, our webinars provide an informal atmosphere and the added benefit of private chat, comments and questions.
As long as you have basic computer skills and a reliable broadband connection you will be fine. We run a test session 48 hours before the event which makes sure that your computer is configured correctly and give you a quick guide to the webinar process. It should take no more than 15 minutes and we are sure you will be impressed! We also open the webinar session an hour early on the day of the event so that you can login early. A freephone number is available for any technical difficulties once the event has started.
Yes, you can submit questions to the presenter anytime before or during the webinar by email or by using the chat window. Questions will be addressed during the question and answer session.
- Windows PC/Apple Macintosh* and broadband connection (a wired connection rather than wireless connection is recommended)
- Basic computer skills
Whilst not necessary the following are recommended to make the most of the session
- Webcam (*not supported on the Mac)
- A microphone or headset
- Glass of wine (or preferred alternative) and nibbles!
If you have any other questions, please contact us.