Flying High with Patient Safety (PO250518)
Availability | Course was cancelled |
Subject | Other |
Description | Here are the workshop details... The aviation industry over the last 30 yrs has massively reduced the frequency of disasters. We'll explore how the lessons they've learned relate to maintaining a patient safety culture in your dental practice. The vast majority of aviation incidents are linked to significant human factors that contribute to things going wrong and indeed many of the errors that take place in dentistry are as a result of significant human factors also. This section of the day will include 13 key procedures and practices that contribute to patient safety. How crew resource management in aviation and dentistry can reduce errors, adverse outcomes and accidents. The use of patient checklists in practice to help you avoid getting blown off course. |
Additional information | This is highly recommended for the whole dental team. |
Venue | Room 11 & 12 Link, Education Centre, Portsmouth View details |
Date & time | Friday 25 May 2018, 09:15 to 16:30 |
Lecturer | Mr Anthony Asquith View details |
Target audience | Recommended to all |
Development outcome | No development outcome |
Course style | Lecture |
Core topic | No core topic |
CPD hours | 6:00 |
Cost | £50.00 |
Aims | To discuss the methodology involved in reducing errors, adverse outcomes and accidents. Educate clinicians and staff using multi-media videos showing medical and aviation examples to avoid problems caused by human factors. There will be an assessment and discussion of professionalism and ethics for dental professionals Discussion about clinical, people management and leadership issues that arise in busy dental practices. |
Objectives | Delegates will feel increased confidence in their work by improving their personal skills to better manage adverse developments. Attendees will have increased situational awareness through knowing about threat and error management in order that potential threats can be better anticipated and don't become problems. The clinicians and staff attending will demonstrate increased professional and leadership skills at handling patient, clinical and staff issues more adeptly Delegates will understand the pitfalls that can get dental professionals into hot water all to quickly and how to avoid these. This will help attendees feel more confident and certain in their approach to work. |