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B'tATltDFCALiFDRNIACIC:aOEPARTMl:'NTOF CONSUMER AFFAIRSSTATE ANO CON UMIEF! SERVlCES AGENCY GOVERNOR EOMUNO G. BROWN JR.DENTAL BOARD OF CALIFORNIA2005 Evergreen Street, Suite 1550, Sacramento, CA 95815P {916) 263-2300 F (916) 263-2140 www.dbc.ca.govNOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING - Notice is hereby given that a public meeting of the Dental AssistingCommittee of the Dental Board of California will be held as follows:NOTICE OF DENTAL ASSISTING COMMITTEE MEETINGThursday, February 24, 2011Upon Conclusion of Licensing, Certification and Permits Committee MeetingDoubletree San Diego Downtown1646 Front StreetSan Diego, CA 92101DENTAL ASSISTING COMMITTEE619-239"'.6800/916-263-2300Chair - Judith Forsythe, RDA, ChairVice Chair - Bruce Whitcher, DDSFran Burton, Public MemberAGENDALuis Dominicis, DDSCALL TO ORDERHuong Le, DDSTom Olinger, DDSROLL CALL AND ESTABLISHMENT OF QUORUMDA 1 - Approval of the November 4, 2010 Dental Assisting Committee Meeting MinutesDA 2 - Update Regarding Course Approvals for Registered Dental Assistant (RDA), Registered DentalAssistant in Extended Functions (RDAEF), Radiation Safety, Coronal Polish, Pit & FissureSealants, Infection Control, Ultrasonic Scaler, Dental Sedation Assistant, and OrthodonticAssistant. (Information Only)DA 3 - Dental Assisting Forum (OAF) Report(A) Discussion and Possible Action Regarding the DAF's Recommendation for Changes tothe Current Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) Examination Outline.DA 4 - Report on Southern Testing Sites for the Registered Dental Assistant Practical ExamDA 5 - Discussion and Possible Action Regarding CADAT's Request:{A) To consider allowing Board-approved RDA programs to submit a written request to theBoard staff to review/approve, as equivalent, a CPR provider utilized for RDA programgraduate qualification for the exams;{B) To consider approval of RDA programs to use CPR providers recognized by the DentalAssisting National Board (DANB) for certification; and(C) To Consider Whether Board action is needed regarding the use of clinical hours forCoronal Polish, Pit & Fissure Sealants and Radiology in the school setting as clinicalhours if not performed in an extramural facilityPUBLIC COMMENTADJOURNMENTPublic comments will be taken on agenda items at the time the specific item is raised. The Committee may take action on any item listedon the agenda, unless listed as informational only. All times are approximate and subject to change. Agenda items may be taken out oforder to accommodate speakers and to maintain a quorum. The meeting may be cancelled without notice. Time limitations for discussionand comment will be detennined by the Committee Chair. For verification of the meeting, call (916) 263-2300 or access the Board's WebSite at www.dbc.ca.gov. The meeting facilities are accessible to individuals with physical disabilities. Please make any request foraccommodations to Richard DeCuir at 2005 Evergreen Street, Suite 1550, Sacramento, CA 95815, no later than one week prior to the day of the meeting.
STATEOFCALIFORNIAt:-:z :::::; 1 c::::ICl r:r.::: DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AFFAIRSSTATE AND CONSUMER SERVICES AGENCY ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER, GOVERNORDENTAL BOARD OF CALIFORNIA2005 Evergreen Street, Suite 1550, Sacramento, CA 95815P (916) 263-2300 F (916) 263-2140 www.dbc.ca.govDental Assisting Committee Meeting MinutesThursday November 4, 2010El Segundo, CADRAFT Meeting MinutesMembers Present:Judith Forsythe, RDA, ChairBruce Whitcher, DDS, Vice ChairFran Burton, Public MemberLuis Dominicis, DDSHuong Le, DDSThomas Olinger, DDSMembers Absent:Staff Present:Richard DeCuir, Executive OfficerDenise Johnson, Assistant Executive OfficerDonna Kantner, Licensing & Examination Unit ManagerLori Reis, Complaint & Compliance ManagerKim A. Trefry, Enforcement ChiefJocelyn Campos, Enforcement CoordinatorKaren Fischer, Administrative AnalystSarah Wallace, Legislative/Regulatory AnalystLinda Byers, Executive AssistantKristy Schieldge, DCA Senior Staff CounselGreg Salute, Deputy Attorney GeneralMs. Judith Forsythe, Chair, called the committee meeting to order at 9:30a.m. Roll was calledand a quorum was established.DA 1 - Approval of the May 5, 2010 Dental Assisting Committee Meeting MinutesM/S/C (Whitcher/Le) to accept the May 5, 2010 Dental Assisting Committee meeting minutes.The motion passed unanimously.DA 2 - Staff Report Regarding Course Approvals for Registered Dental Assistant(RDA), Registered Dental Assistant in Extended Functions (RDAEF), Radiation Safety,Coronal Polish, Pit and Fissure Sealants, Infection Control, Ultrasonic Scaler, DentalSedation Assistant, and Orthodontic Assistant. (Information Only)Richard DeCuir, Executive Officer reported that about a year ago the Dental Board and Boardstaff took a look at all the pending course approvals. At that time there were 83 courses.pending approval. With the help of Georgetta Griffith, former Executive Officer, a review wasdone. It was found that the Board was nothing more than a conduit and that the approvalsbeing done by Consultants from COMDA were taking an average of 7.5 months per course tocomplete. A new process was put in place by which staff completed the review process withthe help of the Consultants as needed. With the new process in place, staff was able to review38 pending applications in about one month, averaging 2 applications per day. Ms.TanyaWebber joined the Board staff in September and began training with Ms. Griffith to take overthe staff review process. Since the addition of Ms. Webber, staff has completed the review of37 additional applications. In total the Board staff has completed the review of 75 DentalPage 1 of 2 - DRAFT
Assistant Educational Courses. All prior and pending course applications have beenreviewed. The initial goal was 60 days per application reviewed. The staff average forapplication review is currently 30-45 days. Judith Forsythe requested that staff provide thecommittee with a list of approved, pending, withdrawn and denied courses at each Boardmeeting. Mr. DeCuir agreed to the request.Public CommentThere was no public comment.AdjournmentThe meeting adjourned at 9:40 a.m.Page 2 of 2 - DRAFT
STATEOFCALIFORNIAc::1caDEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AFFAIRSSTATE ANO CONSUMER SERVICES AGENCY GOVERNOR EDMUND G. BROWN JR.DENTAL BOARD OF CALIFORNIA2005 Evergreen Street, Suite 1550, Sacramento, CA 95815P (916) 263-2300F (916) 263-2140 www.dbc.ca.govDATEFebruary 15, 2011TODental Assisting CommitteeDental Board of CaliforniaFROMTanya Webber, Associate Governmental Program AnalystDental Board of CaliforniaSUBJECTAgenda Item DA 2: Update Regarding Course Approvals forRegistered Dental Assistant (RDA), Registered Dental Assistant inExtended Functions (RDAEF), Radiation Safety, Coronal Polish, Pit &Fissure Sealants, Infection Control, Ultrasonic Scaler, Dental SedationAssistant and Orthodontic Assistant- Information OnlyOn November 4, 2010, the Dental Assisting Committee, under the direction of Ms.Judith Forsythe, requested that staff provide the committee with a list of approved,pending, withdrawn and denied courses at each Board meeting. The following is thecurrent list of those Dental Assisting Courses.In addition, as you may recall, on May 6, 2010, the Board voted to delegate authority tostaff to grant approval for Radiation Safety, Coronal Polish, Pit and Fissure Sealants,Ultrasonic Scaler, Infection Control, Orthodontic Assistant and Dental SedationAssistant courses. Since the Dental Assisting Educational Course review and approvalwas brought back in-house, the average length of time to process an application fromreceipt to approval/denial has gone from 7.5 months to 30-45 days.The Dental Board is in the process of completing its regulatory package for RegisteredDental Assistant Educational Programs, Infection Control Courses, OrthodonticAssistant Permit Courses, Dental Sedation Assistant Permit Courses, and RegisteredDental Assistant in Extended Functions Programs. The Board will continue to reviewand process new applications for these courses and/or programs under the pendingnew regulations. Once regulations are approved, the Board will be able to formallyapprove or deny the applications.Course applications for Radiation Safety, Coronal Polishing, Pit and Fissure Sealantsand Ultrasonic Scaler will continue to be reviewed, as they are governed by existingregulations.I
APPROVED COURSESDental Assisting Institute {Vista)8/21/08Roseville Dental Academy11/17/08San Bernardino County ROP3/23/10American Dental Academy6/13/08Los Angeles Dental Society2/8/10Galen College12/21/09Health Quest Academy, LLC3/13/09California School for Dental AssistantsCalifornia School of Dental Assisting(Pasadena)5/1/0912/16/08Charter College (Lancaster)9/6/10The Valley School for Dental Assisting5/25/10Grossmont Health Occupation Ctr/ROP5/6/09American Career College (Ontario)8/10/09Health Quest Academy, LLC3/13/09California Association of Dental AssistingTeachers (CADAT)Dental Assisting Institute9/22/1010/14/10American Career College (Anaheim)7/9/09American Career College (Los Angeles)7/9/09American Career College (Ontario)8/10/09The Valley School for Dental Assisting5/25/10Premier Dental Educational Services5/13/10Charter College (Canyon Country)2/11/10Grossmont Health Occupation Ctr/ROP5/4/10UCLA School of DentistryDental Assisting Committee Meeting10/27/09APPROVED COURSESPage 1
APPROVED COURSESCalifornia Association of Dental AssistingTeachers (CADAT)10/14/10River Oaks Dental5/17/10Four-D College10/7/10Pasadena City College8/7/10San Bernardino County ROP7/29/09Dental Career Institute (Cypress)5/25/10Central Sierra ROP2/10/10Riverside CTE/ROP1/11/1049er ROP2/10/109/1/10Four-D College (Colton)9/14/099/1/10American Career College (Anaheim)8/10/09American Career College (Los Angeles)8/10/09American Career College (Ontario)8/10/099/1/10Calif. Assoc. of Dental Assisting Teachers(CADAT)8/7/109/1/10Central County Occupational Center2/16/109/1/10Concord Career College (Garden Grove)8/19/099/1/10Concord Career College (North Hollywood)8/19/09Concord Career College (San Bernardino)8/19/09Concord Career College (San Diego)8/19/09Dental Specialties Institute Inc.4/20/10Grossmont Health Occupation Ctr/ROP6/19/09High Tech Institute9/10/09La Clinica de la Raza, Dr. Ariane Terlet8/7/10Professional Dental Enterprises2/18/10Dental Assisting Committee MeetingAPPROVED COURSESPage 2
APPROVED COURSESSan Diego Mesa College2/8/10UCLA School of Dentistry11/3/09Valley Career College4/12/10Dental Assisting Institute9/22/10Dental Advantage10/21/10Mt. Diablo Loma Vista Adult Education10/14/10Galen College of Medical and DentalAssistantsLos Angeles Dental Society11/15/1012/20/10Cox, Dr. H. Mark7/23/10Leighty, Dr. Steve8/16/10Central Coast Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery11/30/10Dental Career Institute (Cypress)11/3/09California Association of Orthodontics, Dr.Michael PayneDental Pros11/3/099/1/109/1/10Gorton, Dr. Jasmine10/27/09Gray, Dr. Joe10/22/09McAuliff, Dr. Stephen5/27/10Pasadena City College11/29/10Nguyen, Dr. Douglas11/17/10Dental Assisting Committee Meeting1/3/11APPROVED COURSESPage 3
DENIED COURSESAmerican Dental & Medical InstitutionDental Assisting Continuing EducationAcademyDental Assisting Committee Meeting2/25/103/23/10DENIED COURSESPage 4
PENDING COURSESCharter College (Lancaster)Charter College (Lancaster)11/2/10North-West College (Panama)7/21/09*North-West College (W. Covina)7/21/09*Charter College (Lancaster)11/2/10Charter College (Canyon Country)11/2/10San Bernardino County R.O.P.Morongo Unified School DistrictCapital Oral Surgery11/3/10*Note: Provider has received two deficiency letters by the Boardsince the receipt of their application. The Provider's response tothe second deficiency letter was received on January 27, 2011.Provider's letter of response is currently under review by Boardstaff.Dental Assisting Committee MeetingPENDING COURSESPage 5
STATECFCALIFORNIADEPARTMENT er CONSUMER t,HAIRSSTATE! :\NO CONSUMER SEF VICES AGENCY GOVEFlNOI EOMLJND G. 81- !0WN 1F1.DENTAL BOARD OF CALIFORNIA2005 Evergreen Street, Suite 1550, Sacramento, CA 95815P (916) 263-2300F (916) 263-2140 www.dbc.ca.govMEMORANDUMDATEFebruary 15, 2011TODental Assisting CommitteeFROMDawn Dill, Manager, Dental Assisting ProgramSUBJECTAgenda Item DA 3: Dental Assisting Forum (OAF) ReportBackgroundThe Dental Assisting Forum (OAF) met on January 21, 2011 in Sacramento, CA. TheOAF discussed the Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) written examination andconcerns regarding the examination outline. Specifically, concerns have been raised inthe dental assisting community pertaining to the percentage of exam questions that arerudimentary or require certification to qualify for licensure within the areas of InfectionControl, Coronal Polish, and Pit and Fissure Sealants.During the meeting, the OAF voted to recommend that the Board consider changes tothe examination outline to include Infection Control, Dental Radiation Safety, andpreventative procedures after the current examination review is complete.Board Member Judith Forsythe, RDA, will give a verbal report during this agenda item.Board Action RequestedThe Board may choose to accept, reject, or table the Dental Assisting Forum'srecommendation to consider changes to the examination outline to include InfectionControl, Dental Radiation Safety, and preventative procedures after the currentexamination review is complete.
STA.Tl;!.CFClCAL.IFClfiNIAam:PAnTMHff o;: (ONSIJM(· RAH AIRSST,.'l.'."r.E ,.,. Nf.J CC:!N!-3t !MER S.e'.RVICl-? 1 AC.;E:NCY C: OVERNOR EDMlJNIJ G. BRCJV.JN .IR.Dental Board of California2005 Evergreen Street, Suite 1550, Sacramento, California 95815P 916.263.2595 IF 916.263.2140 I www.dbc.ca.govDENTAL ASSISTING FORUM MEETINGJanuary 21, 2011Dental Board of California2005 Evergreen Street, Hearing RoomSacramento, CaliforniaDRAFT MINUTESMeeting was called to Order at 10:06 and a quorum was established.Members PresentPam BaldwinBrenda GyllenswanSuzy JordanLois ParenteMembers AbsentBarbara BladeAlso PresentJudith Forsythe, Board Member, Dental Assisting ChairDr. Bruce Whitcher, Board Member, Dental Assisting Vice-ChairRichard DeCuir, Executive OfficerDenise Johnson, Assistant Executive OfficerKristy Shellans, Legal CounselDawn Dill, Manager, Dental Assisting ProgramTanya Webber, AGPAGeorgetta Griffith, Special ConsultantAgenda Item 1 - Approval of the Dental Assisting Forum Meeting Minutes of April7,2010Mr. DeCuir recommended that the minutes be tabled due to the minutes not beingreceived prior to the meeting today. Ms. Shellans asked for clarification regardingmissing information in regards to Agenda Item 2.M/S/C (Baldwin/Parente) moved to table the minutes to the next meeting.Page 1 of 4 - Draft
Agenda Item 2 - Discussion of the Registered Dental Assistant WrittenExamination Development Process - Presentation by Consultant Tracy Montez,PhD.Dr. Montez gave an overview of the process that is utilized to develop licensureexaminations. Subject Matter Experts (SME) who are all licensees in good standingand actively practicing were contacted and asked to attend workshops or focus groupsto assist in developing the new examination.There were several focus group meetings; the prior examination outline was reviewed,as well as, the prior analysis that was done. The focus group then went over thechanges in the statutory language; based on this information the focus groupdetermined what type of competencies to include in the examination outline and whatcompetencies to remove because they were no longer relevant. Workshops were thenscheduled to developed questions based on the identified critical competencies forlicensure.The new examination outline and questions were developed based on the statutoryrequirements and followed the national standards for licensure examination testdevelopment. This very standardized process for developing licensure examinationsalways involved testing experts and SME's. Board staff is also involved because staffknows the policies. These processes make the examination defensible.Dr. Montez stressed the importance of continuing to develop the exam to ensure theexamination will test competency. It is also important to accept feedback fromstakeholders and schools, the information be fed into the exam development processand the necessity of always reevaluating what you are testing.Ms. Gyllenswan asked why educators are eliminated from the process. Dr. Montezresponded that it depends on the philosophy of the testing expert. Educatorstraditionally have a mindset of teaching to the universe of practice, with licensing examsyou want to test critical competencies. Educators were in some of the workgroups, butwere not included in workgroups that set the passing score to protect themselves andthe Board.Ms. Baldwin asked how the recruitment of SME's was done. Dr. Montez responded thatBoard staff was provided with the criteria for a SME and contacted the SME's.Many questions were asked relating to the percentage of questions on the examinationplan that are rudimentary or require certification to qualify for licensure, includingInfection Control, Coronal Polish, and Sealants. Dr. Montez responded that the dozensof SME's felt it was very important to have the quantity of questions and that theyshould be weighted heavier with those types of questions. As a licensing board, theDental Board must be conservative in it's measurement of competency. In time thesepercentages may change.Joan Greenfield, Dental Assisting Alliance Stated the Alliance has gone on record thatthey don't feel the RDA written is defensible. The Alliance believes the testing expertallowed the SME's to derail the RDA written and the exam is not reflective of currentPage 2 of 4 - Draft
RDA duties. Hopes that OAF will have input to the Board on what she feels thestructure of the exam should have.Lori Gagliardi, CADAT asked if we knew the pass rate for candidates based on theindividual qualification method. Stated that CADAT is happy with the wide variety ofquestions.M/S/C (Baldwin/Jordan) recommend to the Board upon review of the examination,would like the Board to consider changes to the following areas in the content outline toinclude Infection Control, Dental Radiation Safety and Preventative procedures.Agenda Item 3 - Discussion of the Registered Dental Assistant Law and EthicsExamination Development ProcessNancy Linn from the Department of Consumer Affairs, Office of ProfessionalExamination Services, gave an overview of the contract utilized to develop the newexam. Ms. Linn explained the process that was used to develop the examination outlineand cited the differences between the process and references she was able to useversus those that had to be used for other exams.Ms. Linn stated it is very important in licensure and selection of Subject Matter Experts(SME) to utilize relatively newly licensed SME's because we are trying to gear all of ourinformation and focus to the entry level/minimally competent.Ms. Linn explained how a cut score is determined for each version of an exam.Ms. Baldwin asked what the pass/fail rate is this examination. Ms. Linn stated 71 %.Ms. Baldwin asked why the ethics references did not include the CDAA or ADAA. Ms.Linn responded that all reference that were available to the public. It was the decisionof the SM E's on which reference materials to use.Dr. Whitcher asked what was planned for developing further questions for the itembank. Ms. Linn explained that we have a new contract as a result of the examinationbreach that occurred. The contract was originally scheduled to start in August 2010.Ms. Linn explained that additional questions cannot be developed without a contract.Ms. Baldwin questioned "veracity" portion of the outline. She believes this category isgeared toward front office duties. Ms. Linn responded that these questions weredeveloped and validated by the SME's and were written from the Dental Assistantperspective.Joan Greenfield, Dental Assisting All
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