| Lecturer name | Mrs Amanda Hames Oral Health Inspector |
| Lecturer profile | Amanda is a full-time oral health inspector and also a fire safety specialist. She has worked at the Care Quality Commission (CQC) for over 12 years.
Amanda inspects high street dental services and has over four hundred dental practices on her portfolio. All of these are located around Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire (BOB).
Before this role she worked as a public engagement and disability equality consultant to Hampshire Primary Care Trust, Hampshire County Council and the three emergency services (Police, Fire and Ambulance).
Amanda lives in the West Country with her husband Steve and have three grown up children who have all flown the nest. Amanda and Steve are trustees of a Cerebral Palsy (CP) charity that fully fund family activity holidays for children and young people who live in the BOB area and have CP.
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| Lecturer name | Dr Alfred Kolosvari DMD MSc |
| Lecturer profile | Experienced GDP
Dental Foundation Educational Supervisor
Principal of an NHS practice that is set up to support autistic patients
SpA Specialist Advisor for CQC - Care Quality Commission |
| Lecturer name | Mrs Julie Richards |
| Lecturer profile | I first Qualified as a general nurse and then as a mental health nurse and continued nursing between my other roles until 2000.
My other roles have been many and varied and I have often been lucky enough to be in at the beginning of a new venture. I worked as a Medical auditor when it was first identified as a job and I was a coordinator for an Advocacy service where I set up and ran citizen advocacy, group advocacy and supported self-advocacy for people with learning disabilities and mental health problems, when this type of service was in its infancy. I was also one of the first practice nurses in my local area whilst combining the role with that of practice manager. I took a secondment as a coordinator, moving people from a large hospital for those with learning disabilities, into the community at a time when community living was blossoming. Prior to joining the CQC 8 years ago I worked in the out of hours services as a deputy director for governance where we had GP services and a mobile dental unit and I specialised in setting up and monitoring new services. Since working at the CQC I have been with the oral health team since it became a team in in its own right which, has given us the opportunity to be hands on in developing the team and methodology. I am a qualified ISO 9001 auditor and have written systems and processes for quality audits. As a disabled person I have an understanding of how difficult a place the world can be to negotiate at times and I am passionate about sharing my story and the story of my autistic grandson to help others understand the challenges and improve services for all users.
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| Lecturer name | Mr Shabir Shivji |
| Lecturer profile | No profile available |
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