DFT Study Day - Setting up a Practice (DFT230114A)

Recommended to all

1. To work effectively as part of a team. To prescribe (verbally/in writing) to the dental healthcare team. The trainee can demonstrate the ability to deal with problems arising with the quality of technical work and manage problems arising from work delegated/prescribed to and performed by other members of the team. Provides treatment for patients from all age groups and situations in an organised and efficient manner through the appropriate interaction with other members of the clinical team.
2. Is able to interact with all members of the clinical team and peers to an appropriate standard, in practice policies, rules and regulations, health & safety procedures and appropriate clinical techniques. Communicate effectively (verbally and in writing) with relevant healthcare/dental institutions. Understand the day to day running of a general practice, and any other areas of clinical practice. Where to find managerial assistance when necessary.
3. Understand the principles of staff recruitment and employment legislation, including interview techniques, job descriptions, contracts, equal opportunities and disciplinary matters. Takes an appropriate responsibility for health & safety issues in dentistry, including those relating to patients, oneself and practice staff. The trainee has up to date knowledge and understanding of infection control procedures and is competent in the implementation of these in daily practice.
4. Can describe in appropriate detail the safety issues in relation to dental radiography with regard to current guidelines and regulations. Can demonstrate appropriate knowledge and understanding of legislation that impacts on dentistry. Has up to date knowledge and understanding of discrimination legislation