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Throughout 2007:
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Relative Analgesia (Inhalation Sedation) Courses
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| Organiser |
Dr.Richard Charon BDS |
| Dates |
Throughout
2007 |
| Location |
Newbury, Berkshire,
UK |
| Description |
The next Hands-on RA course is on 17th February 2007,
in Newbury. Call NOW on 01635 47757
- Would you like to offer Inhalation Sedation as a service to your patients?
- Would you like to learn the A-Z of this technique?
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Would you like to share 30 years worth of experience
in the successful use of RA with me?
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I am a Dental Practitioner, serving Dental Practitioners in their desire to provide the benefits Relative Analgesia (Inhalational Sedation) to their patients.
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| Details |
St. Mary’s House Dental Practice,
Newbury, Berkshire SL6 6HF.
Website with much more details and testimonials at
www.the-ra-coach.com
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March 2007:
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Preparing for retirement
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| Organiser |
British Dental Association |
| Dates |
30
March 2007 |
| Location |
London |
| Description |
If you are planning to set out on your own for the first time, buy into an existing practice or establish your own practice from scratch, this popular BDA seminar is a must. There are just a few places left on the course - so book today to avoid disappointment.
The one-day seminar takes you through all the practical aspects of setting up in practice such as; contracts, health and safety and legislation and dealing effectively with PCTs, as well as business planning and management. You will learn best practice in attracting and retaining patients and the business benefits of joining the BDA’a Good Practice Scheme.
If you are interested in setting up a state of the art practice there will also be a presentation on the ‘integrated digital practice’ which will look at the cost saving benefits of the latest technology and the financial rewards that this could bring.
You can book with a credit card over the phone, by calling 020 7563 4590 or by sending in your form and payment. You can also book online at www.bda-events.org
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| Details |
Email
events@bda.org
Phone: 020 7563 4590
Further Details: www.bda-events.org
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Setting up in practice
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| Organiser |
British Dental Association |
| Dates |
16
March 2007 |
| Location |
London |
| Description |
This highly successful seminar is aimed at GDPs considering retirement in the near future. Planning for retirement is something that we all know we
should do but many put off.
Many of us underestimate what a major change in lifestyle we face when we retire and do not plan sufficiently. Retirement should present an opportunity to enjoy a new phase in our lives in
which we, and not others, manage our time.
It is essential to plan ahead for this significant change and sessions at this seminar will cover both the
financial aspects of retirement planning as well as the more personal, life changing issues.
Why not bring along your spouse/partner to the seminar?
The event covers:
- Finacial planning and pension.
- NHS pension scheme.
- Using commercial property SIPPs to aid retirement planning.
- Early retirement due to ill health.
- Disposing of the practice.
- Managing the change that retirement brings.
- Taxation and accounting implications and planning.
- Retirement implications on practice staff.
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| Details |
Email
events@bda.org
Phone: 020 7563 4590
Further Details: www.bda-events.org
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May 2007:
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Evidence-Based Dentistry course at Oxford University
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| Organiser |
Mr Derek Richards, Director of the Centre for Evidence
Based Dentistry at the Institute for Health Sciences, University of Oxford, |
| Dates |
14-18 May 2007. |
| Location |
Rewley House, Department
for Continuing Education in central Oxford. |
| Description |
Oxford University is offering a 2-day introductory course or a longer 5-day
course in evidence-based dentistry during the week 14-18 May 2007.
The course has been developed specifically for dentists and other oral
healthcare professionals who either want an introduction to evidence-based
dentistry or a more comprehensive course. The course aims to help dentists
and oral health care professionals develop their understanding of the
evidence-based approach and become more efficient at using the best
available evidence in their clinical and policy decisions.
After the course participants should be able to:
* Formulate answerable questions
* Search effectively for evidence using a range of databases
* Critically appraise different types of evidence for validity and
applicability
* Understand systematic reviews and randomised controlled trials
* Understand measures of effectiveness such as likelihood ratios and
numbers needed to treat
Who should attend?
The course is suitable for anyone involved in the delivery of oral health
care from dental practitioners and academics to commissioners and providers
of services. It will include helpful advice and tips on integrating an
evidence-based approach into dental practice and existing academic
curricula.
Course Format and Faculty
Most of the course will be conducted in small groups using a problem-based
approach, with plenary sessions to present and discuss core skills.
The course director Mr Derek Richards, Director of the Centre for Evidence
Based Dentistry at the Institute for Health Sciences, University of Oxford,
and a team of well-known lecturers on evidence-based practice who have
presented courses in the UK, North America and Europe, will deliver the
components of the course. The course is held at Rewley House, Department
for Continuing Education in central Oxford.
"For me, the EBD course was the single most enlightening and useful course I
have taken in the past 10 years. I was delighted with the teaching methods
and the resources that were made available."
Dr Joe Mullen (Principal Dental Surgeon, North Western Health Board,
Ireland.)
"I am very happy with how the course went - worth flying around the world
for..... The course was well structured, and well paced, and provided a
thorough introduction to the principles and practice of evidence-based
dentistry."
Dr Martin Lee (Public Health Dentist, New Zealand)
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For further details or to book a place visit our web site
http://www.conted.ox.ac.uk/cpd/healthsciences/courses/short_courses/Dentistry/
or call on 01865 286941 or email to cpdhealth@conted.ox.ac.uk
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June 2007:
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Preparing for retirement
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| Organiser |
British Dental Association |
| Dates |
22nd
June 2007 |
| Location |
Stratford Upon Avon |
| Description |
This highly successful seminar is aimed at GDPs considering retirement in the near future. Planning for retirement is something that we all know we
should do but many put off.
Many of us underestimate what a major change in lifestyle we face when we retire and do not plan sufficiently. Retirement should present an opportunity to enjoy a new phase in our lives in
which we, and not others, manage our time.
It is essential to plan ahead for this significant change and sessions at this seminar will cover both the
financial aspects of retirement planning as well as the more personal, life changing issues.
Why not bring along your spouse/partner to the seminar?
The event covers:
- Finacial planning and pension.
- NHS pension scheme.
- Using commercial property SIPPs to aid retirement planning.
- Early retirement due to ill health.
- Disposing of the practice.
- Managing the change that retirement brings.
- Taxation and accounting implications and planning.
- Retirement implications on practice staff.
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| Details |
Email
events@bda.org
Phone: 020 7563 4590
Further Details: www.bda-events.org
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