Medical Emergencies in General Dental Practice- A Practical Guide

This comprehensive online course is designed for Dentists, Therapists, Hygienists, Dental care professionals and Dental Nurses to improve their practical skills and theoretical knowledge to manage medical emergencies and resuscitation in a primary dental care setting. Medical emergencies: at least 10 hours in each CPD cycle, and it is recommended to do at least two hours of this type of CPD activity every year.

Summary

This online session will help you undertake better management of medical emergencies in the dental practice.

This comprehensive online course is designed for Dentists, Therapists, Hygienists, Dental care professionals and Dental Nurses to improve their practical skills and theoretical knowledge to manage medical emergencies and resuscitation in a primary dental care setting.

It will also help dentists who intend to migrate to another country and take registration exams.

Aims

To provide an update on the management of different medical emergencies in a general dental practice

Learning objectives

Be able to use the ABCDE approach to assess and treat an acutely ill patient.

Know which emergency drugs are available and are required to treat different medical emergencies.

Recognise the signs and symptoms of different medical emergencies.

Understand how to treat/manage common medical emergencies.

Apply and perform CPR when and where is required

CPD Developmental outcome

Module C

CPD Hours:

2.5 hours

Location:

Online Zoom

Speaker

Nancy Girgis, BDS, 2000 LDS RCSeng 2012

Clinical Honorary Lecturer Royal College of Surgeons of England 2014

Founder and Director – Best Dental Training

Nancy has over 8 years of teaching experience especially the topic of Medical Emergencies in general dental practice, preparing DCPs and Dentists to recognise, diagnose and manage common medical emergencies, together with a guide on CPR with hands on experience.