Ipswich Dental Foundation Training Scheme
NHSHealth Education EnglandIpswichDental Foundation TrainingSchemeSummer Term Programme 2016 - 2017Developing peoplefor health andhealthcarewww.hee.nhs.ukIpswich Postgraduate Medical andDental Education Centre
IpswichDental Foundation Training SchemePostgraduate Medical and Dental Education CentreIpswich Hospital NHS Trust, Heath Road,Ipswich. IP4 5PD( 01473 702561 3 01473 702503Director of Postgraduate DentistryMr. Alex Baxter BDS MMEdSci FDSRCPS (Glasg),FDS (Rst Dent), RCPSPostgraduate Dental TutorMr. Jason Stokes BDS (Hons), MFGDP(UK)Postgraduate Centre ManagerMrs. Mary BurgessDental AdministratorMrs Alison ForemanRegional Advisor Dental Foundation TrainingDr. Peter Cranfield PhD, BDS, DIC, DGDP(UK) PgCertRegional Dental Education FacilitatorMs. Liz HopeRegional Dental AdministratorMrs Patti BradshawTraining Programme DirectorIpswich SchemeMr Jason Stokes BDS (Hons), MFGDP(UK)The Cathedral Street Dental Practice,10-12 Cathedral Street,Norwich. NR1 1LX( Practice: 01603 628963Mobile:07703 582210:jasonstokes@nhs.netProgramme published byHealth Education England—East of England2-4 Victoria House, Capital Park,Fulbourn, Cambridge. CB21 5XB( 01223 597768Ipswich Dental Founda on Training Scheme – Summer Term 2016 – 20171
Summer TermVenues and SubjectsCommunity Project PresentationsFriday 5th MayDental TraumanIpswich Hospital Postgraduate Medical Educa on CentreClinical Day in PracticeFriday 12th MaynScheme Prac cesOral MedicineFriday 19th MayCoping with Complex Medical HistoriesnIpswich Hospital Postgraduate Medical Educa on CentreThursday 25th MayBritish Dental Association ConferencenMCC ManchesterBritish Dental Association ConferenceFriday 26th MaynMCC ManchesterSaturday 27th MayBritish Dental Association ConferencenFriday 2nd JuneMCC ManchesterClinical Day in PracticenFriday 9th Junen2Scheme Prac cesAdvanced Composite Techniques (hands-on)Ipswich Hospital Postgraduate Medical Educa on CentreIpswich Dental Founda on Training Scheme – Summer Term 2016 – 2017
Summer TermVenues and SubjectsNHS Regulations RevisionFriday 16th JuneDental ImplantsnIpswich Hospital Postgraduate Medical Educa on CentreThe Missing SessionFriday 23rd JuneStatisticsnIpswich Hospital Postgraduate Medical Educa on CentreClinical Day in PracticeFriday 30th JunenScheme Prac cesCase PresentationsFriday 7th JulynIpswich Hospital Postgraduate Medical Educa on CentreDuring each day some time will be set aside for problem solving and journal review*Important Dates and DeadlinesCommunity Project PresentationFriday 5th May 2017Case PresentationFriday 7th July 2017Trainers Meeting (and attendance required from 9.30 am)Friday 7th July 2017Final Review of Competency Progression (FRCP)Friday 14th July 2017Ipswich Dental Founda on Training Scheme – Summer Term 2016 – 20173
Friday 5th MayIpswich PGMEMorning Session09.30CPD 3 HrsCommunity Project PresentationIpswich FD SchemeEach FD Group will need to deliver a 20minute presenta on concerning theirCare Home visit and it’s outcomeDFT TPDThis session will review the Ipswich DFT Schemes involvement in our own version of the IOHOPI project –Improving the Oral Health of Older Persons Initiative.The Scheme received a briefing concerning this project in November 2016. Staff from Suffolk SalariedServices discussed their role in educating carers for older people. This session was informed by workcommissioned by Norfolk and Suffolk County Council (2014) for the Salaried Dental Services in Norfolk &Suffolk to write a Guide for care home staff about the importance of dental care. This Guide was distributedto every care home in Suffolk – the Guide can be viewed l-links/publicationsThe Scheme FDs were divided into groups of two or three. These groups produced Oral Healthcarepresentations for use in local care homes. The Salaried Services Team checked the quality of thepresentations and allocated a care home to the FD group. The FDs visited the home and educated thecarers at a visit in March 2017.The aim of this session is to support our local Salaried Services in the development of care home staff. Thetraining of carers should improve the health outcomes for residents.Learning ObjectivesThe speakers will:· Describe the presentation they devised.· Explain the experience of visiting the care home and the impact of their presentation.· Recognise the impact of their presentation on resident oral health.The Learning OutcomesFollowing this session: delegates will be able to:· Construct an educational presentation for non-dentally trained carers.· Assess the strengths and weaknesses of the approaches taken by other FD groups.· Critique their own presentation versus their peer group.DFT Competency Framework elements covered: Communication12, 14, Professionalism 164Ipswich Dental Founda on Training Scheme – Summer Term 2016 – 2017
Friday 5th MayIpswich PGMEAfternoon Session14.00Dental TraumaCPD 2.5 HrsShashi MishraEndodontist SpecialistShashi qualified from the University of Glasgow in 1997. After generalpractice and oral and maxillo-facial surgery appointments in and aroundManchester, he joined the Army and served for over 11 years in the RoyalArmy Dental Corps.During his time in the Army, Shashi completed postgraduate training withdistinction in endodontics from the Eastman Dental Institute, London. Oncompletion of this training, Shashi was responsible for teaching endodontics to Dental Officers of all levels of experience, both serving and civilian,working within the Defence Dental Services. Joining Elmsleigh House inSeptember 2010, Shashi brings a wealth of experience in both restorativeand endodontic dentistry.Aims & Objectives:Dento-alveolar trauma is extremely prevalent. The clinical presentation canbe distressing for the patient, their family and the dental team. Accuratediagnosis and correct early management significantly affects the prognosisof affected teeth and supporting tissues.This speaker will aim to demonstrate the principles behind the correct diagnosis, management and subsequent treatment planning with the goal ofultimately providing better care for our patients.Outcomes:On completion you will be able to:·Identify the common types, causes and tissues affected in dentoalveolar injuries.·Identify relevant history and practice examination of the dentoalevolar trauma patient.·Implement evidence-based management of the dento-alveolar trauma patient and recognise the prognosis of affected teethDFT Competency Framework elements covered: Clinical1,2,4,5,9,10,11Ipswich Dental Founda on Training Scheme – Summer Term 2016 – 20175
Friday 12th MayFoundation PracticesClinical Day in PracticeCase Study: suggested layoutCase Selec on:The case that is chosen should demonstrate aspects of care, which involve different clinical disciplines. It is not necessaryto concentrate on excessively complex or unusual cases, but entrants should choose a case that is appropriate to theirskills at this point in their career development. A background of rou ne treatment, where a specific problem has beenhighlighted and managed, is what the panel are looking for in the case that is chosen.Format:A 10 minute PowerPoint Presenta on making full use of any visual images available (clinical photographs, radiographsetc)IntroductionPresenting Complaint and History of PCPatient Requests / ExpectationsReminderHistory (Social, medical and previous dental)You will need to produce yourcompleted Powerpoint Presenta onon 23rd June 2017.Examination(a) Extra Oral;(b) Intra Oral -·Soft tissues·Teeth·Periodontal (minimum BPE)·Special Tests—Vitality, Radiographs, Diet Sheets, Study Models, Photos, etc.Diagnosis (es) (Provisional and Definitive)Treatment Plan (Provisional and De initive)Discussion of Treatment Plan including headings for:Options, Patient Input, Discussion - reasons, philosophyTreatment Description (short)PrognosisDiscussion (and re lection)ConclusionAddenda:Medical history form, diet sheets, periodontal charts, Lab forms, copies of anonymised clinical notes andradiographs, and most important, the patient consent form.6Ipswich Dental Founda on Training Scheme – Summer Term 2016 – 2017
Friday 19th MayIpswich PGMEMorning & Afternoon SessionsCPD 6 HrsOral MedicineComplex Medical Histories09.30Roddy McMillanConsultant and Honorary Clinical Teaching Fellow in Oral MedicineRoddy McMillan is consultant and honorary clinical teaching fellow in oral medicine and facial painat the Eastman Dental Hospital.Oral MedicineObjectivesRoddy will describe the potentially serious issues that can be associated with inappropriate or latediagnosis of oro-mucosal lesions. He will differentiate between conditions that require immediateresponse and those that are more routine in nature.Learning outcomesBy the end of this session learners will be able to:···Recognise changes to normal anatomyIdentify the pathologybehind common oro-mucosal lesionsRecognise the importance of timely and accurate referralsComplex Medical HistoriesThe increasing age demographic of many dental patients meansthat complex medical histories and poly-pharmacy are commonplace. This needs to be carefully considered prior to the provisionof dental treatment.ObjectivesRoddy will describe the impact of various medical problems on theprovision of dental care. He will categorise a range of conditionsand their impact on our patient interactions.Learning outcomesBy the end of this session learners will be able to:···Identify medical issues that have the most impact on potential dental treatmentTake a thorough history to enable an accurate diagnosis in cases of facial pain.Refer patients appropriately.DFT Competency Framework elements covered: Clinical 1, 2, 3, 8 Communication 12,13,14Ipswich Dental Founda on Training Scheme – Summer Term 2016 – 20177
25th-27th MayManchester Central Convention Complex (MCCC)About the ConferenceThe British Dental Conference and Exhibition is an unmissable event in the UKdentistry calendar and the BDA's annual flagship event.The Conference and Exhibition has been called the "best dental event of theyear" and we are proud to deliver it in collaboration with leading experts in thefield of dentistry.Our programmeOur superb conference programme is designed by dentists for dentists and their teams, giving you the dentalknowledge and insights you need.The result of research with dentists and input from across the dental profession, our programme provides youwith the latest thinking in dentistry, delivered by some of the best speakers in the business.Top Class Speakers: 120 sessions of CPD Topics for all dental professionalsDeveloped by dentists for you and your teamTopic Highlights: Everyday restorative dentistry Aesthetics for everyoneToothwear Periodontics Endodontics Orthodontics Paediatrics plus lots of core CPDWhere?We’re pleased to be back at Manchester Central Convention Complex. Manchester is one of the few venueswhich can host such a large event.When?Thursday 25 May - 09:30-19:00Friday 26 May - 09:00-18:30Saturday 27 May - 09:00-17:00Who attends?The event is aimed at the whole dental team. You don’t have to be a BDA member to attend.Members:Essential members qualify for significantly discounted rates.Extra and Expert members can register for a free three-day Conference Pass. (Expert members arealso entitled to six free one-day or two free three-day Conference Passes for DCPs).Non-members:We'd love to meet you at our flagship event. You can attend for one, two or three days. The Exhibitionis free to attend and iyou can join as a member on our stand. If you think you'll attend for the full threedays,ReminderFDs have already been booked into the conference. Accommoda on has alsobeen booked. FDs do need to arrange their own travel arrangements.8Ipswich Dental Founda on Training Scheme – Summer Term 2016 – 2017
25th-27th MayManchester Central Convention Complex (MCCC)BDA Conference Scheme Learning ProgrammeAims & ObjectivesThe aim of attending the BDA Conference is to develop each FDs skills at selecting the most appropriateprofessional development for their own needs.Prior to the 11th May 2017 each FD will need to have thoroughly examined the Conference Programme. Theywill then need to email, to Jason Stokes, (via the ePortfolio) a Professional Development Plan for the BDAConference. This plan must include:·A reflection on their professional strengths and weaknesses·The individual learning needs they have identified·The Conference educational events they plan to attend to meet these learning needs·The anticipated Learning Outcomes following Conference attendanceIt is strongly recommended that the FD should discuss this plan with their Trainer—and indicate where theTrainer has offered advice on their future development needs.Prior to the 9th June 2017 each FD will submit a follow-up report from their visit to the BDA Conference. Thisreport will match their actual learning experiences at the Conference against their pre-Conference ProfessionalDevelopment Plan. Again, this report should be submitted via the ePortfolio to Jason Stokes.Learning OutcomesFollowing this session the FDs will be able to:·Assess their own development needs·Match their needs against independently provided learning opportunities·Assess how well the attended education meets their development needsEach FD will need a certificate to demonstrate 8 Hours of CPD and 2 Hoursattendance at the Trade Show.Failure to provide this certificate could delay/prevent FD completion.DFT Competency Framework elements covered: Professionalism 17Management & Leadership 19Ipswich Dental Founda on Training Scheme – Summer Term 2016 – 20179
Friday 2nd JuneFoundation PracticesNo Day Release Coursenormal working day in prac ceAdvice for delivering your Case Presenta onSome Dos and Don'ts.Do:·Speak in a conversa onal way.·Vary your voice in volume and emphasis.·Change the pace.·Pause.·Speak clearly and in a controlled way.·Allow me for the sound of your voice to travel in a large room.Don't:·Rush.·Speak in a monotone way.Summary·Confident people stand tall and move purposefully.·Gesture as you would in an animated conversa on.·Keep eye contact with your audience and they will keep contact with you.·Speak in a conversa onal way.h ps://www.ted.com/talks/amy cuddy your body language shapes who you are10Ipswich Dental Founda on Training Scheme – Summer Term 2016 – 2017
Friday 9th JuneIpswich PGMEMorning & Afternoon SessionsCPD 6 HrsAdvanced Composite TechniquesAnup LadvaGDP & DFT ESA single day hands-on course designed to give delegates the skills and knowledge toplace highly aesthe c, long term and func onal composite restora ons in a predictable, efficient format. The course is designed to allow candidates to improve theirscien fic and technical knowledge needed to place composite restora ons in theirclinical workplace.·Case Assessment·Shade Selec on·Cavity Prepara on·Anterior Composite form and func on·Predictable Aesthe c Bonding·Posterior Contact Area Biomimesis·Natural Layering techniqueAims & Objec vesThe speakers will:·Describe the importance of direct composite in modern day den stry.·Explain how composite can be used restora vely with respect to func on andaesthe cs.·Demonstrate how to manipulate composite in order to achieve excellentfunc onal and aesthe c outcomes.·Evaluate your ‘hand skills’ and technical ability with composite.Learning OutcomesFollowing this session delegates will be able to:·Formulate successful pa ent treatments u lising composite as a restora vematerial.·Describe efficient cavity prepara on and composite bonding.·Demonstrate the efficient use of composite as a direct restora ve material.DFT Competency Framework elements covered: Clinical 1, 2, 10Ipswich Dental Founda on Training Scheme – Summer Term 2016 – 201711
Friday 16th JuneIpswich PGMEMorning SessionCPD 3 HrsNHS Regulations RevisionJason StokesDFT TPDAimsThis session will aim to explain a fundamental aspects of theNHS—the GDS contract that frames NHS primary dental care.Learning Objec vesJason will endeavour to:·Explain the NHS GDS Regula ons.·Describe the importance of the Regula ons to the provision of all aspects of NHS primary dental care.·Iden fy common myths and misunderstandings that canlead to mis-claiming and professional risk.Learning Objec vesFollowing this session delegates will be able to:·Effec vely apply the NHS GDS Regula ons to their day today prac ce·Avoid common contractual misconcep ons·Formulate strategies to work within the restric ons ofthe NHS Dental Contract.DFT Competency Framework elements covered: Management & Leadership 19, 20, 2112Ipswich Dental Founda on Training Scheme – Summer Term 2016 – 2017
Friday 16th JuneIpswich PGMEAfternoon SessionCPD 3 HrsImplants and General PracticeColin ClampGDP & previous DFT ESLocal GDP – Colin Clamp – has under taken training to develop his skills concerning the provision of the intra-oral implants he prescribes to his pa ents.AimsThis session will cover the basic principles of prac cal implant placement andrestora on, and will also cover treatment planning, maintenance and referrals.Objec vesThe speaker will:·Explain the knowledge base required to refer pa ents for implant procedures.·Describe how to communicate the procedures behind implant placement& restora on.·Describe the importance of effec ve implant maintenance.Learning outcomesFollowing this session delegates will be able to:·Select pa ents for implant treatment.·Recognise the basic mechanics of this ever moreimportant treatment.·Formulate effec ve maintenance strategies for their paents and their implants.DFT Competency Framework elements covered: Clinical 1, 2, 11Ipswich Dental Founda on Training Scheme – Summer Term 2016 – 201713
Friday 23rd JuneIpswich PGMEMorning SessionCPD 3 HrsThe Missing SessionIpswich FD SchemeDFT TPDThis session will seek to cover some of the topics that we have not had chance to explore over the rest of the day release scheme sessions. Each FD will present a 10 minute educa onal session on their desired topic.Each FD will:·Choose a topic that they feel should have been covered in more detail during the day releasescheme.·Liaise with other scheme members to make sure there is no repesen (first come—first served!)·Produce a 10 minute educa onal session that will help to fill the iden fied educa onal need.on of the topic they have cho-The aim of this session is to find out which topics the FDs would like to cover in more detail.Learning Objec vesThe speakers will:·Describe the educa onal needs of the 2016-2017 Founda on Dental intake.·Take the opportunity to present the learning they require in the format they find most useful.·Have an opportunity to improve their presenta on and communica on skills.The Learning OutcomesFollowing this session: delegates will be able to:·Recognise of the learning needs of their peer group.·Assess the learning required by their peers.·Formulate a short educa onal experience that meets the needs of their peer group.DFT Competency Framework elements covered: Communication 14, Professionalism 1714Ipswich Dental Founda on Training Scheme – Summer Term 2016 – 2017
Friday 23rd JuneIpswich PGMEAfternoon SessionCPD 3 HrsFundamental StatisticsSimon BuntingGDP & DFT ESSimon is an experienced GDP and a long standing DFT Educaonal Supervisor. In this extremely personal session he will illustrate some of the more important sta s cs a GDP should beaware of.AimsThis session will explore the poten al effect of these sta s csupon our lives and careers. The session will also seek to discuss management strategies to help minimise the effects ofone sta s c in par cular.Learning Objec ves:The speaker will:·Describe the importance of risk awareness.·Explain the impact of poor risk management.Learning outcomesThis session will enable FDs to:·Recognise some of the risks associated with General DentalPrac ce.·Iden fy problems that can effect themselves and the people ar
Ipswich Dental Founda on Training Scheme – Summer Term 2016 – 2017 1 Director of Postgraduate Dentistry Mr. Alex Baxter BDS MMEdSci FDSRCPS (Glasg), FDS (Rst Dent), RCPS Postgraduate Dental Tutor Mr. Jason Stokes BDS (Hons), MFGDP(UK) Postgraduate Centre Manager Mrs. Mary Burgess Regional Advisor Dental Foundation Training Dr. Peter Cranfield PhD, BDS, DIC, DGDP(UK) PgCert
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