Anticoagulants, Endocarditis, Bisphosphonates, And All That!! (SW20-11-25-01)
Availability | Course was cancelled |
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Subject | Miscellaneous |
Description | Simon and Pippa will be returning to Buckfastleigh, to deliver their popular study day that provides the opportunity for those of use working in practice to refamiliarise ourselves with the most current Guidelines covering the management of medically compromised individuals. This is an interactive course, using case scenarios to encourage questions and discussion. All members are the dental team are very welcome. This course is suitable for PVLE dentists. |
Additional information | Please ensure you have access to the hand outs attached to this course. |
Venue | Buckfast Abbey Conference Centre, Buckfastleigh - Devon S & W View details |
Date & time | Wednesday 25 November 2020, 09:30 to 16:15 |
Lecturers | Pippa Blacklock & Mr Simon Heywood View details |
Target audience | Recommended: Dentist |
Development outcome | C |
Course style | Interactive Workshop |
Catering | Meal |
Core topic | Not a core topic |
CPD hours | 6:00 |
Cost | £90.00 |
Aims | To review and discuss current national guidelines and guidance on the management of the dental patient undergoing invasive and surgical treatment and how this may be affected by their medical issues |
Objectives | By the end of the day delegates should feel more confident about: Bisphosphonates ,warfarin, antiplatelet agents and steroids NICE guidelines for prophylaxis against endocarditis - what we should tell patients The dental patient with medical conditions in terms of ASA grading and its relevance Management issues of the dental patient who has/is receiving radiotherapy and/or chemotherapy Outcome : Delegates should feel better able to make decisions about their patients' overall health and whether or not they are safe to treat in the dental surgery |
Learning outcomes | A seminar/small group course enabling practitioners to be aware of current guidelines, so ensuring patient safety. |