| Lecturer name | Katy Kerr |
| Lecturer profile | Katy Kerr BDS DDPH RCS (Eng) PGCertCE. Katy was a Senior Dental Officer with Berkshire Community Dental Service and has always had a special interest in quality in healthcare, helping to develop systems for clinical audit within the profession. Katy currently chairs the Dementia Friendly Dentistry Group and represents dentistry on the Dementia Workforce Advisory Group. She is passionate about improving access for people with dementia to visit the dentist and is working to support the establishment of dementia friendly dental care environments. She was the project lead for the dementia awareness film, “The Appointment” now hosted on the national HEE website as part of dementia training for all health professionals.
In her role for HEE, Katy works across Thames Valley and Wessex to provide training and workforce development opportunities for all members of the team. She has trained extensively about the impact of poor oral health for older people in residential and hospital settings, she was a member of the External Expert Advisory Group for the CQC report, Smiling Matters, on oral health in care homes and developed training resources for the Public Health England toolkit: Adult Oral Health in Care Homes, to address the findings in the report.
Katy is an active member of the Hydration Network. Katy generated the content for the E-learning package, “Improving mouth care", on E-Learning for Health, and was part of the national training group that developed training resources to support the Starting Well programme for 0-5 year old children. |
| Lecturer name | Ms Julia Pokora |
| Lecturer profile | Following and early career with BP and Exxon, Julia established an independent consultancy and at that time was an associate with Ashridge Teamworking Services. She has many years experience of working with private and public sector organisations. Recently, she has focused on developing mentoring and coaching capability in the health service. She holds an MSc in occupational psychology and a graduate Diploma in counselling. |
| Lecturer name | Dr June Smailes GP |
| Lecturer profile | Experienced facilitator: Associate of the Mentoring Development Group, which offers training in mentoring and coaching to NHS organisations across the UK. (including working as a small group facilitator in an Egan based approach to mentoring for healthcare professionals.)
Over 20 years experience in clinical medicine, in hospital posts and as Senior Partner in a four Partner Practice, with Board Level management expertise to provide project management and consultancy services to healthcare organisations Internationally.
Specialties: Organisational and Staff Development including mentoring and appraisal of healthcare staff
Consultancy and Project Management - combining medical knowledge and management expertise to assist in service or business development
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| Lecturer name | Dr Roz Tritton BDS (Brist), TAP Dip (Blended Learning) |
| Lecturer profile | Roz Tritton has been a General Dental Practitioner in Oxford for many years. She is a Postgraduate Tutor with Health Education England (Thames Valley and Wessex), has a particular interest in mentoring and coaching and currently works within their Registrant Support and Developmental Appraisal Programmes.
After years in practice of wanting to improve the experience of patients and the dental teams caring for them and to understand why treatments and events went well or badly I was encouraged by a wise colleague to use written reflection.
This has been helpful throughout my own clinical practice and the skills learned I have used in my roles as a developmental appraiser/coach mentor to help colleagues learn from experiences (both good and bad) to enable change and personal growth for better practice. |
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