Sept-Nov 2019 Feedback Forms

OHIP, new models of care and service reviews. What’s going on?

25 September 2019

Aims:

• To provide a lecture detailing changes in delivery to oral health services in Scotland and identifying the impact on daily practice. The anticipated development outcomes for this course are A, B, C and D.
• Attendees will be able to identify aspects of the Oral Health Improvement Plan from Scottish Government and apply them to delivery of oral health services local to them
• Attendees will be able to evaluate the delivery of secondary care restorative dentistry services as an example of the case for change in the provision of secondary care oral health services
• Attendees will be able to assess the need for intermediary care services complementary to primary and secondary care service provision for oral health service delivery

Reducing stress in dentistry/Exiting the EU

23 October 2019

Objectives

• To receive information on the factors and solutions to alleviate stress. Participants will also be able to describe some of the issues for dentists and wider society in the context of exiting the EU.

Outcomes

• To describe the aetiology, signs and symptoms of stress and burnout and methods of preventing stress
• Be aware of signposting for dentists experiencing stress and burnout and organisations available
• Be aware of training available for dentists interested in helping others experiencing stress and burnout
• Be up to date on Brexit, where are we now

Paediatrics in Dentistry:

20 November 2019

This lecture will provide attendees with the knowledge and management strategies to treat the poor quality first permanent molar.

Aims

• Attendees will be able to describe the aetiology of poor quality first permanent molars including MIH
• Attendees will be able to explain the difficulties in managing poor quality first permanent molars
• Attendees will be able to assess the treatment options to consider and when to refer re poor quality first permanent molars