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Throughout 2008:
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Relative Analgesia (Inhalation Sedation) Courses
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| Organiser |
Dr.Richard Charon BDS |
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Throughout
2008, |
| Location |
Newbury, Berkshire,
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| Description |
The next Hands-on RA course is on Sat 13th
September 2008,
in Newbury. Call NOW on 01635 47757
- Would you like to offer Inhalation Sedation as a service to your patients?
- Would you like to learn the A-Z of this technique?
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Would you like to share 30 years worth of experience
in the successful use of RA with me?
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I am a Dental Practitioner, serving Dental Practitioners in their desire to provide the benefits Relative Analgesia (Inhalational Sedation) to their patients.
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St. Mary’s House Dental Practice,
Newbury, Berkshire SL6 6HF.
Website with much more details and testimonials at
www.the-ra-coach.co.uk
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Sep 2008:
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Developing your practice: marketing and patient communication
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| Organiser |
British Dental Association |
| Dates |
19 September 2008 |
| Location |
British Dental Association, 64 Wimpole Street, London, W1G 8YS |
| Description |
If you want to connect better with your patients, inspire your team to help you develop and grow your dental practice, then book your place on the BDA seminar;
Developing your practice; marketing and patient communication.
This one-day seminar will enable you to:
•develop a marketing plan that is right for your dental practice
•build patient loyalty and attract new patients to your unique practice
•increase the uptake of treatment plans through no-pressure, ethical selling
•inspire and engage your whole team so they contribute positively to make your revitalised strategy a reality
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Email
events@bda.org
Phone: 020 7563 4590
Further Details: www.bda.org/events
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Oct 2008, Feb 2009, June 2009:
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Preparing for retirement
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| Organiser |
British Dental Association |
| Dates |
31
Oct 2008, 13 Feb 2009, 27 June 2009 |
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London,
Glasgow Oxford |
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This is your opportunity to gather financial advice on retirement, as well as guidance on the more personal life-changing issues, at this popular seminar series aimed at GDPs.
The seminar will cover:
Financial planning and pensions
NHS pension scheme
Early retirement due to ill health
Disposing of the practice
Managing the changes that retirement brings
Taxation and accounting implications and planning
Retirement implications on practice staff
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Email
events@bda.org
Phone: 020 7563 4590
Further Details: www.bda.org/events
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Sep 2008:
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Latest Developments in Aesthetic Dentistry
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| Organiser |
British Dental Association |
| Dates |
12 September 2008 |
| Location |
Hotel Russell, Russell Square, London, WC1B 5BE |
| Description |
Are you up to date with the latest concepts and techniques within dental aesthetics?
Do you want to develop your business and attract more patients by expanding your knowledge of aesthetics?
The BDA is pleased to bring you a leading name within dental aesthetics; Dr Pascal Magne. Meet, listen and learn from this renowned expert and in just one day you will get an update in essential areas within anterior
aesthetics.
This one-day seminar will focus on the following important aspects of dental aesthetics;
•Key factors for treatment planning
•Adopting a diagnostic approach for bonded porcelain restorations
•Tooth preparation and immediate dentin bonding
•Adhesive luting procedures
•Determining clinical situations and when they can be approached with ultraconservative techniques
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| Details |
Email
events@bda.org
Phone: 020 7563 4590
Further Details: www.bda.org/events
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Throughout 2008/2009:
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Emergency Life Support
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Plymouth Dental Resuscitation Training |
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as requested by the Dentists |
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At your practice |
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Emergency Life Support Training, we come to your practice date and time of your choice. £250 for 3 hours of intense training for ten staff (£10 per head thereafter) plus travel expenses.
Equipment and drug check, scenario and role play based education. PGEA through Bristol University.
Trainers all ALS/APLS Instructors, working within Critical Care Plymouth.
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Email
dlawrence1964@aol.com
Phone: 07889 467754
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May 2009:
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Evidence-Based Dentistry course at Oxford University
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| Organiser |
Mr Derek Richards, Director of the Centre for Evidence
Based Dentistry at the Institute for Health Sciences, University of Oxford, |
| Dates |
18-22
May 2009 |
| Location |
Department
for Continuing Education in central Oxford. |
| Description |
Whilst demands for resources are intensifying, there are increasing expectations amongst all sections of the community that health care solutions are available for an increasing range of problems and conditions.
As resources are limited, a more efficient use must be made of those that are available. There is also an ever increasing need for decisions about the allocation of scarce health care resources to be made on the basis of evidence that is valid, reliable and appropriate to the populations and contexts in which they are taken.
The evidence-based approach provides a coherent approach to the information needs of clinicians. This course has been developed for dentists and other oral health care professionals who either want an introduction to evidence-based dentistry or who wish to further their understanding of the evidence-based approach. It will be led by Derek Richards who is a Consultant in Dental Public Health.
The course aims to provide participants with an understanding of the background to the evidence-based approach. It will also cover the basic skills necessary to apply the evidence-based approach in dentistry
Participants will be encouraged to bring with them a clinical problem on which they can focus during the course.
Most of the course will be conducted in small groups using a problem-based approach. The small groups will be tutored by dentists from academic and clinical backgrounds who have experience of teaching the evidence-based approach.
The small group problem-based approach to the week allows flexibility to cover topics suggested by participants e.g.
guidelines,
appraisal of cohort studies
overcoming barriers to implementation.
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For further details or to book a place visit our web site
http://cpd.conted.ox.ac.uk/ebhc/courses/ebd/
or call on 01865 286941 or email to cpdhealth@conted.ox.ac.uk
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