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Medical Emergencies in Dental Practice - Part 1
Katharine Bond
DCP Training Co-ordinator, CPD team,
Dental Nurse Education and Training Centre, King’s College Dental Hospital
The on-demand version of the July 2009 Lunch 'n' Learn live webinar.
1.5 hours verifiable CPD
1.5 hours verifiable CPD for only £10.00
This course, normally priced at £21.15 (inc. VAT), is available at this discounted rate for a limited period.
Suitable for all members of the dental team and valid for core recommended CPD, this course can provide excellent practical advice and is ideal for all dental professionals' educational development.
"Really convenient - I can do it at work!"
"Improved my knowledge on how to deal with medical emergencies in the surgery."
"Good review of individual aspects of medical emergencies"
"The on-demand webinar gives you more time to listen at your own pace."
"Very well presented and interesting to listen to."
Instructions
- View the presentation: your progress is bookmarked so you may return to the last topic viewed
NB If you do not complete the course in one sitting make sure that when you leave you close the presentation and exit the course. If you do not do this your progress may not be recorded correctly.
- Your CPD certificate will be available from
 Gradebook (see the course menu) once you have completed the presentation (you must have viewed all the topics and passed the quiz)
- Complete the evaluation - we need you feedback to develop improve our servce
- Use the discussion forum to ask questions and read what others are saying about the topics covered in this course.
- Windows PC or Apple Macintosh (broadband connection recommended)
- Basic computer skills
- Loudspeakers or headset
- Some quality time
- At the end of the presentation you will be invited to complete the short evaluation. This gives you the opportunity to provide feedback and help us to improve our service.
- Your CPD certificate will be made available in Gradebook once the presentation has been completed.
If you have any other questions, please contact us.
 Verifiable CPD
On completion of the course you will be given a certificate for 1.5 hours verifiable CPD.
An evaluation is also available for you to provide feedback.
Learning Aim
Develop knowledge and ability to deal with medical emergencies in a dental environment
Learning Objectives
To provide information on:
- Legal and general treatment considerations surrounding medical emergencies
- Causes, signs, symptoms and treatment of faints
- Causes, signs, symptoms and treatment of epilepsy
Learning Outcome
By the end of the session participants will be able to:
- Explain some of the legal and general treatment considerations surrounding medical emergencies in the dental environment
- Discuss the causes, signs, symptoms and treatment
- of some medical emergencies in the dental environment
About the Presenter
Katharine works as a DCP training co-ordinator with the Continuing Professional Development team at the Dental Nurse Education and Training Centre at Kings College Dental Hospital.
She started her dental nursing career in general practice and has since worked in the community dental service and at Guys Dental Hospital. She has gained experience in a variety of dental specialities including periodontology and implant dentistry.
Katharine co-ordinates and teaches on a variety of courses including oral health education and special care dental nursing and has co-developed the Certificate in Dental Implant Nursing run by Kings College Dental Hospital. She is an examiner for both the NEBDN National and Oral Health examinations and is at present completing her Masters in Education.
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