Legal and Ethical Issues for the Dental Team and Handling Complaints and Record Keeping (PO220618)
| Availability | Course has taken place |
| Subject | Core - Ethics |
| Description | This is an ALL DAY course covering two core topics. You will be expected to stay for the duration of both morning and afternoon sessions. The GDC recommend that you keep up-to-date by doing CPD in legal and ethical issues and handling Complaints |
| Additional information | 0900-0930 Registration The educational programme starts at 0930 0930-1100: Lecture 1130-1300: Lecture 1300-1400: Lunch (for which you will be provided a Luncheon Voucher) 1400-1530: Lecture following by 15 minutes refreshment break 1545-1715: Lecture 1715: Close. Lecture room will be clearly signposted as you enter the Education Centre. |
| Venue | Room 11 & 12 link , Education Centre, Portsmouth View details |
| Date & time | Friday 22 June 2018, 09:30 to 17:15 |
| Lecturer | Mrs Jo Russell View details |
| Target audience | Recommended to all |
| Development outcome | A, D |
| Course style | Lecture![]() |
| Core topic | Legal & Ethical & Handling Complaints |
| CPD hours | 6:00 |
| Cost | £50.00 |
| Aims | Overall aim of morning session: To improve the practical application of legal and ethical frameworks as they apply to dental practice and patient care. Specific aim: To increase learners’ ability to develop strategies to manage risks related to dental law and ethics. Overall aims of Afternoon Session: To explore the structure of a complaint including why complaints arise, and to explain how good communication reduces complaints. To investigate how dealing promptly and positively with complaints can be a practice builder. Both morning and afternoon sessions will refer to record keeping throughout. |
| Objectives | 1. To review the requirements of the GDC Standards. 2. To examine dental care and practice from professionally relevant legal and ethical standpoints. 3. To examine the principles of ethical behaviour relevant to dentistry. 4. To provide information and advice on how to deal properly and professionally with complaints. 5. To explore the structure of a complaint including why complaints arise. 6. To review the requirements of the GDC Standards. 7. To examine dental care and practice from professionally relevant legal and ethical standpoints. 8. To review the requirements for thorough record keeping and up to date records |
| Learning outcomes | Following this course learners should be able to: 1. Describe and summarise key issues relating to conduct, performance and ethics, in accordance with GDC Standards. 2. Demonstrate recognition of the application of law and ethics in dental practice and patient care. 3. Explain ethical behaviour as it relates to dental practice and patient care. 4. Recognise and demonstrate the procedures for handling of complaints in accordance with GDC and NHS standards. 5. Outline effective strategies for responding to complaints and concerns, so as to minimise escalation. 6. Describe and summarise key issues relating to conduct, performance and ethics, in accordance with GDC Standards. 7. Demonstrate recognition of the application of law and ethics in dental practice and patient care. |




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