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On-line Oral Medicine Web Lectures
Melbourne Dental School, The University of Melbourne

Oral Medicine

Webinar
30 Nov 2018 - 31 Dec 2019
09:30 - 00:00 (1 hrs)

Professor Michael McCullough
Internet

Oral Medicine On-line Web Lectures Our understanding of oral mucosal disease is constantly changing and this can impact on our advice to patients and recommendations for treatment. This on-line delivered lecture series outlines these changes and is presented to enhance understanding of common oral mucosal disorders for the general dental practitioner. The use of web delivery allows for whole articles…

Oral Medicine On-line Web Lectures Our understanding of oral mucosal disease is constantly changing and this can impact on our advice to patients and recommendations for treatment. This on-line delivered lecture series outlines these changes and is presented to enhance understanding of common oral mucosal disorders for the general dental practitioner. The use of web delivery allows for whole articles being available for review, which will cover aspects of oral recurrent aphthous ulcerative disease, dermatological diseases with oral presentations, principally lichen planus, oral mucosal dysplasia and squamous cell carcinoma. This course consists of material accessed on the internet via logging on to the University of Melbourne's Learning Management System. A specific user log-in identification and password will be sent to you via email and after you have been authenticated, you will have access to the material for the calendar year (i.e. until the 31 December 2019). This material consists of five lectures provided in web format. Please feel free to choose one, or more, of these “Web-Lectures”. Each takes at least an hour to complete and contains links to images, journal articles and information covering the five topics. There are also small on-line movie presentations describing the material in the web-lectures. The presentations will also assist in moving around the site. After you have confirmed that you have reviewed this material, a small multiple choice question quiz will be available for you to complete (5 – 10 questions). Once this is answered correctly then instructions are given to explain where to send the email to redeem the 1 hour per module. Major Topics •Recurrent Aphthous Stomatitis: everything that you ever wanted to know about recurrent aphthous stomatitis but were afraid to ask! Includes epidemiology, types, causes and management options •Oral Dermatology – 1: The first of two sections on dermatological diseases that can have oral manifestations. This area covers definitions, erythema migrans and oral lichen planus •Oral Dermatology – 2: Link here to a range of dermatological diseases that can have oral mucosal manifestations, such as: lupus erythematosus; sub-epithelial bullous disease; bullous pemphigoid; mucous membrane pemphigoid; pemphigus vulgaris and erythema multiforme •Oral Mucosal Dysplasia: contents include discussion about potentially cancerous conditions and lesions, clinical appearance, histopathological appearance, classification, clinical methods used for screening and aspects of treatment •Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma: Interesting aspects of oral cancer, specifically related to dentists  Learning Objectives •At the conclusion of this course, participants should have significantly updated their knowledge on oral mucosal disorders as they affect the general dental practitioner Further event information

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Speaker

Professor Michael McCullough

Professor Michael McCullough is a Professor in Oral Medicine at the Melbourne Dental School, University of Melbourne. He is the convener of the post-graduate and undergraduate courses in Oral Medicine. He has published over 50 articles in peer reviewed scientific journals and was on the Expert Panel for the recently published Therapeutic Guidelines book titled “Oral and Dental”. Michael is the Chair of the ADA’s Therapeutics Committee and is on the editorial board and writes the “Dental Comments” for the Australian Prescriber. Michael is an Oral Medicine Clinical Consultant to the Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne, the Royal Melbourne Hospital and Frankston Integrated Health.

Venue

Organisers

Melbourne Dental School, The University of Melbourne
Melbourne Dental School, Melbourne Oral Health Training Education Centre, 2nd Floor CPD Office
723 Swanston Street
Carlton
3053
Australia

Samantha Vassallo La Rosa
T: 03 903 56137
E: [email protected]
W: ecommerce.dent.unimelb.edu.au

Online training - The law and informed consent
Clarify

Other Patient Management Legal

New Zealand-wide
15 Apr 2019 - 30 Sep 2019
08:00 - 23:30 (1 hrs)

Jonathan Coates
Internet

ONLINE ENROLMENT

Online legal training for NZ health practitioners. As an online platform, Clarify is available 24/7 so that you can learn when it suits you best. This module on the law and informed consent takes you through the key principles of consent, and helps you put these principles into practice and reduce your risk of complaints due to misunderstandings with your patients. Upon successful completion of the…

Online legal training for NZ health practitioners. As an online platform, Clarify is available 24/7 so that you can learn when it suits you best. This module on the law and informed consent takes you through the key principles of consent, and helps you put these principles into practice and reduce your risk of complaints due to misunderstandings with your patients. Upon successful completion of the final assessment, you'll be automatically issued with a certificate of completion, which you can save as part of your record of learning. Further event information

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Jonathan Coates

Jonathan Coates LLB, BA, MA (Medical Law and Ethics) (Distinction), PhD (health law) has specialised in health law since the late 1990s. His work includes advising health sector clients on a wide range of issues, including the regulation of health practitioners.

Further speaker information

Venue

Organisers

Clarify
Level 5
173 Victoria Street, Te Aro
Wellington
6011
New Zealand

Rachael Heslop
T: 021 232 7421
E: [email protected]
W: www.clarify.co.nz

Principles of Implant Dentistry
Melbourne Dental School, The University of Melbourne

Dental Education Dental Implants Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Periodontics Prosthodontics Restorative Dentistry

Melbourne
22 May 2019 - 3 Oct 2019
09:00 - 17:00 (48 hrs)

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Hands On Lecture

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This course, which is based on an internationally recognized curriculum, will be presented in a modular fashion offered throughout the year. Implant education for both the surgical and restorative phases of treatment will be carried out in a generic manner, that is, to discuss issues central to implant dentistry rather than over-emphasising system-specific issues. Speakers have been invited with a…

This course, which is based on an internationally recognized curriculum, will be presented in a modular fashion offered throughout the year. Implant education for both the surgical and restorative phases of treatment will be carried out in a generic manner, that is, to discuss issues central to implant dentistry rather than over-emphasising system-specific issues. Speakers have been invited with a wide range of implant experiences and system uses. The importance of the restorative dentist and a restoratively driven treatment plan in dental implant therapy is emphasised. Each of the modules will provide core information, however during later stages of the course issues inherent to four major implant systems will be discussed at length. This course has been organised to provide information relevant to more experienced practitioners and also is to encompass issues related to maintenance and dealing with implant dentistry complications. Central to this course will be the emphasis on appropriate treatment planning to ensure clinical success in this ever expanding field. At the conclusion of the course, successful completion of an open-book on-line assessment will fulfil the requirements for award of the ITI Certificate in Implant Dentistry. Curriculum Framework Goal/Learning Outcomes •Theoretical: Foundation level knowledge in implant dentistry •Clinical:To be able to maintain peri-implant tissue health and implant prostheses; and manage simple complications. To be able to restore Straightforward single tooth cases Course pre-requisite None Assessment •Standardized on-line examination, assessment of hands-on activities Melbourne Dental School CPD certificate and ITI Certificate in implant dentistry, foundation level on successful completion of the assessment Module 1 •An outline of the variety of clinical application of implants for fixed and removable replacement of teeth. •Comparisons with conventional tooth replacement modalities •Understanding osseointegration, bone and bone healing •Soft tissue around teeth and implants – similarities and differences •Mechanical behaviour of tissues and prostheses •Implant survival and success •Current evidence implant and prosthesis survival and success •Baseline records (probing pockets, radiographs) and monitoring •Oral hygiene education •Routine debridement •Protocol for mucositis management •Protocol for peri-implantitis management and referral •Hands-on instruments for implant monitoring and maintenance, plaque and calculus removal •Occusal assessment •Biophysical differences teeth and implants •Risks posed by occlusal forces, parafunction •Recommended guidelines Module 2 •Anatomy in relation to implant dentistry •Pharmacology with relevance to implant dentistry •Radiography – ALARA, ALADA, 2D and 3D imaging for implant dentistry •Biosafety, general principles for dental practice, aseptic protocols, clean versus sterile •OralSurgery – routine knowledge and skills, equipment and instruments for dentoalveolar surgery, general principles of flap design •Hands-on Aseptic protocols, hand scrubbing and disinfection, gowning and gloving exercises •Selecting an implant system – outline of criteria (with weighting) that would guide selection •Legal and ethical aspects – documentation and record keeping, including photographic records, informed consent Module 3 •Structured assessment – anamnesis/patient history and social factors •Medical risk factors – common systemic risk factors that may influence dental implant management •Dental risk factors – oral hygiene, chronic periodontitis, caries risk, salivary flow, parafunction •Site assessment – to focus on restorative assessment, but no to include elements of the soft tissues and the underlying bone •Risk assessment – SAC clarification, online tool, esthetic risk assessment (ERA) •Additional investigations – diagnostic articulated dental casts, wax-up and set-up, radiographic templates, photography •CBCL(Case based collaborative learning) – Cases to be provided for participants to discuss in groups and to assess case complexity and establish risk profile (includes dental chart, radiographs, photographs etc) Module 4 •Surgical protocols •Tooth extraction protocols •Provisionalisation during surgery •The true state of play at immediate loading •Hands-on implant placement •Measure of osseointegration •Surgical restorative correspondence •Interim measures prior to restoration including healing abutment selection •Clinical tips and hints Module 5 •Implant impressions •Implants in the wrong place •Current concepts in implant connection and abutments •Implant provisionals •CAD •Interface with the lab •Material choices •Delivery of an implant crown •Having the right hardware – torque wrenches and drivers •Screw mechanics Module 6 •Biological complications •Restorative complications •Managing complications •Maintenance protocols •Ongoing soft tissue appraisal and maintenance •Medical legal issues •On-line assessment/examiniation to be taken on participants own lap top or mobile device. 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Associate Professor Roy Judge isDirector of Continuing Professional Development and Head of Prosthodontics at the Melbourne Dental School as well as the Academic Clinical Director of the Melbourne Dental Clinic. Roy ischief investigator of the Evident Study "Implant Complications in Practice: A Prospective Study". He is Chair of the Examination and Curriculum Review Committee of the Academy of Australian and New ZealandProsthodontists and Chair of the Melbourne Dental School, Mentor Committee. Roy is also in specialist Prosthodontic practice in Essendon. Dr Graham Woolley isa Lecturer in Fixed Prosthodontics at The University of Melbourne, Melbourne Dental School. He also works as a prosthodontist for the Australian Defence Force and in specialist private practice. His main area of interest is implantology and prosthodontic treatment of wear andparafunction. Dr Nick Palfreyman is a specialist prosthodontist practicing in Ballarat and Melbourne. He completedundergraduate and postgraduate speciality training at the University ofMelbourne. Nick has served in the Australian Defence force and been admitted to Fellowship of the RACDS. Nick is involved in teaching conventional and implant prosthodontics at the University and Melbourne and has lectured across the country in implant prosthodontics.He has a strong interest in dental implant biomechanics and conservative aesthetic rehabilitations. Dr Andrew Flood isa specialist prosthodontist and has for a number of years been a central fi gure in the specialist training program at the Melbourne Dental School and has also had a clinical appointment with the Maxillofacial Unit at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. Andrew has lectured on various prosthodontic subjects both internationally and nationally and has a keen interest in the provision of immediately loaded dental implants. Dr Kunal Pandya completedhis undergraduate dental training at the University of Queensland in 2002. He worked in general practice for four years, prior to commencing specialist Prosthodontic training at the University of Melbourne in 2007. Kunal currently practices at Prosthodontic Associates in Collins Street, Melbourne and is actively involved in continuing education with the ADA and the University of Melbourne. Dr Jaafar Abduo receivedhis BDS (Otago, New Zealand), DClinDent (Otago, New Zealand), MRACDS (Pros). His current position is as Senior Lecturer in Prosthodontics andConvener of the Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Dentistry (Implants) and Convenor of Removable Prosthodontics at the Melbourne Dental School.His research interest are in the areas of CAD/CAM dentistry, Removable prosthodontics, Implant biomechanics and Dental occlusion. Jaafar’s teaching interests are in the areas of Fixed and removable prosthodontics, Oral implantology and Evidence based prosthodontics. Dr Vahed Parzham obtainedhis Doctorate of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Shahid Beheshti, Tehran, 2007 and practiced as a general dentist in a private practice for three years before coming to Australia. He obtained his Australian Dental Council certificate in 2010 and has been working as a general dentist in both public and private sectors in Victoria. Dr Vahed Parzham is currently finalising he thesis towards his with the Doctorate of Clinical Dentistry postgraduate having completed his coursework in Prosthodontics postgraduate training in at the University of Melbourne. He works as a Practitioner Restricted to Prosthodontics and is actively involved in teaching undergraduate dental students in the subjects related to implant dentistry and prosthodontics. Dr Gaurika Sud received her DClinDent in prosthodontics from the University of Melbourne. She is currently in private practice as a specialist prosthodontist in Bulleen and in Warrnambool. Gaurika is also involved in clinical teaching at the University of Melbourne. She has a special interest in aesthetic and functional reconstructions of patients with complex restorative needs, using fixed and removable restorations. PERIODONTISTS Dr Gary Yip isa Periodontist in private practice in Melbourne and is also a diplomateof the American Board of Periodontology. He is involved in the clinicalteaching for the postgraduate program in Periodontology in the Melbourne Dental School. Gary has lectured in the fields of periodonticsand implantology both in Australia and overseas. Dr Alice HS Huynh is a female Specialist Periodontist who speaks Cantonese, Mandarin and Vietnamese (as well as English). Alice is a registered specialist periodontist under the Dental Board of Australia. She specializes in periodontal treatment and dental implants. Alice graduated from the University of Melbourne (2007) with BDSc (Hons). She than worked at the Alfred Hospital in 2008 where she gained increased experience in workingwith medically compromised patients and developed an interest in surgery. Since then, she has worked in private practices in Melbourne and embarked on her DCD in periodontics in 2012 at the University of Melbourne and graduated in 2014. Her research thesis was on the proteome(the proteins found in various tissues) of gingival fluid in healthy, gingivitis and periodontitis. This has been accepted for publication in apeer reviewed journal. Alice is a member of the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Periodontists, the Australian Society of Periodontology and the Australian Dental Association. Professor Ivan Darby is Headof Periodontics and Convener of the Postgraduate Periodontic program atthe Melbourne Dental School. He graduated with a BDS (1991) and completed his PhD (2000), both from the University of Glasgow. In 2006 he received his FRACDS(Perio). Ivan is a specialist periodontist workingpart-time in Moonee Ponds. His research interests include periodontal and surgical implant treatment outcomes and bone regeneration. He has published widely in peer-reviewed journals and serves as editor of Periodontology. A Fellow of the ITI, Ivan has lectured locally, nationally and internationally. Dr Robert De Poi graduated with a BDS, 1994 (University of Melbourne) and then worked in private general practice for 14 years where he developed an interest in Periodontics. Robert is a Specialist Periodontist with a practice in Moonee Pongs. He received his MDSC in Periodontics (Indiana University School of Dentistry). In 2002 he was awarded the Dr and Mrs. Gerald M Kramer Scholarship for Excellence by the American Academy of Periodontology Foundation. Robert is involved with teaching in the periodontal programme at the University of Melbourne and has lectured at many continuing professional development courses. He is a councillor of the ADAVB Inc., and a member of various societies and academies. Dr Andrew Tucker maintains a Specialist Periodontal and Implant practice in Melbourne. He has taught postgraduate periodontics and implant dentistry at University of Melbourne for over 10 years. Dr Tucker is a Fellow of RACDS and the Royal College of Surgeons and Physicians (Glasgow). Dr Shayne Callis graduatedBDS with distinction in 1985 at The University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg (Wits) and was the recipient of awards for Periodontology, Maxillofacial and Oral Surgery (Lester Brown award), Conservative Dentistry and Pharmacology (Jan Breyer award). He graduated M Dent in the field of Periodontics and Oral Medicine (Wits) in 1991 and maintained a private practice in Johannesburg and a post graduate teaching position at Wits until 2001. He has served on the committees ofthe South African society for periodontics and the South African society for dental implantology and was the president of the latter society for a 2 year term. He attained the Australian Dental Certificatein 2000 and has been in full time practice in Balwyn since 2002. His clinical interests are in the management of periodontitis, both surgicaland non-surgical and dental implants. He has been a clinical demonstrator in the post graduate clinic at Melbourne University since 2004, and has also served as an examiner for Melbourne University. He isa fellow of the ITI. Dr Benedicta Wong completedher BDS in New Zealand in 2005 and subsequently worked in Mackay for Queensland Health. She then moved to practice in both the public and private sectors in Malaysia. She returned to Melbourne in 2011 to complete her specialist training in the field periodonticsin 2013. Since then, she has been practicing in Melbourne as a specialist periodontist, and is and ITI Fellow who is actively involved in continuing education activities. Dr Adam Rosenberg graduated with a BDS from the University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa and obtained his Masters Degree in Periodontology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill USA. Dr Rosenberg is in full time clinical private practice in Melbourne. Dr Rosenberg is actively involved in continuing professional development both nationally and internationally. Fields of interest include periodontal plastic surgery, implantology and guided bone and tissue regeneration. Dr Paul Wright completedhis undergraduate degree at Melbourne University in 1979, attaining hisBachelor of Dental Science degree with Honours. After a period in general practice and an extended sojourn travelling overseas, Paul commenced postgraduate studies in 1985 obtaining his Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of Dental Surgeons in 1987. In 1988, he joined Dr Harley Moffatt in East Kew, forming an associateship in 1989. Paul has a keen interest in the scientific basis of clinical procedures and strongly believes in continuing education as a prerequisite to delivering the highest standard of dental care to his patients.DrWright maintains an active interest in dental education. He served as ademonstrator to dental students at Melbourne University for over 10 years. He served on the Graduate Education Committee of the Australian Dental Association and 9 years on the committee of the Australian Prosthodontic Society as President for 2006/2007. He is currently serving as a member of the A.D.A. defense commitee. Hehas served as an examiner for the R.A.C.D.S. Affiliate programme and has also served as an examiner in Operative Dentistry for the A.D.C. He is currently an examiner for the M.R.A.C.D.S. programme. ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGEON Mr Andrew Bridgeman isa specialist Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon in private practice. He graduated BDSc, and MBBS from The University of Melbourne and has a Masters Degree in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery from the same university. He completed his specialist fellowship in 1999, and undertook further post-fellowship training in the United Kingdom in the surgical management of head & neck oncology. He has multiple journal publications and has a special interest in Orthognathic surgery and surigcal implantology. Mr Mark Barit obtainedhis undergraduate dental qualification at the University of Melbourne for Dentistry and Medicine 1999 and 2005 respectively. Mark has worked in many hospitals in Australia and overseas in the UK. He received his Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Training through the Victorian TrainingProgram, involving rotations through various Melbourne Hospitals (The Royal Dental Hospital, The Alfred Hospital, Austin Hospital, Royal Children’s Hospital, Southern Health and The Royal Melbourne Hospital). Mark then undertook a Clinical Fellowship in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery at University Hospital Aintree & Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, in Liverpool UK. During this time he worked with various subspecialty Oral and Maxillofacial Units including: the Head & NeckOncology and Reconstructive Team, the Cleft / Craniofacial and Facial Deformity Teams. Additionally, Mark was heavily involved in the management of numerous facial trauma cases which were managed by the Maxillofacial Surgery Unit.

Venue

Melbourne Dental School
720-723 Swanston Street Carlton VIC 3053

Organisers

Melbourne Dental School, The University of Melbourne
Melbourne Dental School, Melbourne Oral Health Training Education Centre, 2nd Floor CPD Office
723 Swanston Street
Carlton
3053
Australia

Samantha Vassallo La Rosa
T: 03 903 56137
E: [email protected]
W: ecommerce.dent.unimelb.edu.au

Online training - Obligations of health practitioners under the HPCA Act
Clarify

Other Professionalism Legal obligations and compliance

throughout NZ
30 May 2019 - 30 Sep 2019
09:30 - 17:30 (1 hrs)

Anita Miller
Internet Lecture

ONLINE ENROLMENT

This course takes you through your obligations as a health practitioner registered under the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act. Topics covered in this module are scopes of practice, practising certificates, standards of practice, and notifying competence, health and conduct concerns. the module contains 1 hour of learning, with studio-recorded video content, regular interactive knowledge…

This course takes you through your obligations as a health practitioner registered under the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act. Topics covered in this module are scopes of practice, practising certificates, standards of practice, and notifying competence, health and conduct concerns. the module contains 1 hour of learning, with studio-recorded video content, regular interactive knowledge reviews, a downloadable PDF handout for future reference. You'll need to successfully complete the final assessment in order to receive your automatically generated certificate of completion. Further event information

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Anita Miller

Anita has specialised in health law since the mid 2000s. During that time she has advised on all aspects of law relevant to the health sector, including treatment issues, health information and privacy, ACC, and clinical negligence. Anita is a specialist in administrative law and judicial review, and she regularly advises public sector organisations on good decision-making, governance issues and legal risk. She has a particular interest in the regulation of health practitioners, and advises extensively on the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act 2003, the core legislation regulating health practitioners in New Zealand and she has acted for the majority of responsible authorities established under that Act on issues relating to registration, competence, fitness to practise, professional standards and discipline.

Venue

Organisers

Clarify
Level 5
173 Victoria Street, Te Aro
Wellington
6011
New Zealand

Rachael Heslop
T: 021 232 7421
E: [email protected]
W: www.clarify.co.nz

Online training - Maintaining professional boundaries
Clarify

Other Professionalism Professional Boundaries Patient care

throughout NZ
30 May 2019 - 30 Sep 2019
09:30 - 17:30 (1 hrs)

Anita Miller
Internet Lecture

ONLINE ENROLMENT

The purpose of this online module is to increase your knowledge about professional boundaries and to highlight the dangers of not maintaining them. Topic areas include what are professional boundaries, treating friends and family, sexual boundaries, and boundaries in the electronic age. Delivered by experts in health law in New Zealand, the module includes 1 hour of learning with regular interactive…

The purpose of this online module is to increase your knowledge about professional boundaries and to highlight the dangers of not maintaining them. Topic areas include what are professional boundaries, treating friends and family, sexual boundaries, and boundaries in the electronic age. Delivered by experts in health law in New Zealand, the module includes 1 hour of learning with regular interactive knowledge reviews, a downloadable PDF handout for future reference, and a final assessment that you will need to pass in order to receive your certificate of completion. Further event information

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Anita Miller

Anita has specialised in health law since the mid 2000s. During that time she has advised on all aspects of law relevant to the health sector, including treatment issues, health information and privacy, ACC, and clinical negligence. Anita is a specialist in administrative law and judicial review, and she regularly advises public sector organisations on good decision-making, governance issues and legal risk. One particular area of interest for Anita is the regulation of health professionals. She advises extensively on the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act 2003, the core legislation regulating health practitioners in New Zealand

Venue

Organisers

Clarify
Level 5
173 Victoria Street, Te Aro
Wellington
6011
New Zealand

Rachael Heslop
T: 021 232 7421
E: [email protected]
W: www.clarify.co.nz

Online training - Health information privacy
Clarify

Other Patient Management Privacy Legal obligations Patient care

throughout NZ
30 May 2019 - 30 Sep 2019
09:30 - 17:30 (1 hrs)

Peter Le Cren
Internet Lecture

ONLINE ENROLMENT

This module lays out the legal framework for the management of health information. Topics include the obligation of confidentiality, the privacy framework, collection of information, management of collected information, disclosure of information, and consequences of a privacy breach. Delivered by experts in NZ health law, the course includes 1 hour of learning, with pre-recorded video content interspersed…

This module lays out the legal framework for the management of health information. Topics include the obligation of confidentiality, the privacy framework, collection of information, management of collected information, disclosure of information, and consequences of a privacy breach. Delivered by experts in NZ health law, the course includes 1 hour of learning, with pre-recorded video content interspersed with regular knowledge reviews, and a downloadable PDF handout for future reference. You'll need to pass a final assessment to receive your certificate of completion. Further event information

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Peter Le Cren

Each Clarify course is delivered by one of Claro's senior lawyers who has an interest in the topic being presented. All of our senior lawyers have extensive experience in the health sector, including dealing with privacy information requests, and privacy breaches.

Venue

Organisers

Clarify
Level 5
173 Victoria Street, Te Aro
Wellington
6011
New Zealand

Rachael Heslop
T: 021 232 7421
E: [email protected]
W: www.clarify.co.nz

Online training - Treating incompetent patients
Clarify

Other Patient Management Patient care Legal obligations

throughout NZ
30 May 2019 - 30 Sep 2019
09:30 - 17:30 (1 hrs)

Peter Le Cren
Internet Lecture

ONLINE ENROLMENT

The purpose of this module is to help you understand the law relating to incompetent patients. Topic areas include foundational principles of providing treatment, the definition of incapacity, others entitled to decide where a patient lacks capacity, treatment without consent, welfare guardians, Enduring Powers of Attorney, advance directives. Delivered by experts in New Zealand health law, the online…

The purpose of this module is to help you understand the law relating to incompetent patients. Topic areas include foundational principles of providing treatment, the definition of incapacity, others entitled to decide where a patient lacks capacity, treatment without consent, welfare guardians, Enduring Powers of Attorney, advance directives. Delivered by experts in New Zealand health law, the online module contains 1 hour of learning, with studio recorded video content, regular interactive knowledge reviews, and a downloadable PDF handout for future reference. You'll need to pass a final assessment in order to receive your certificate of completion.

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Peter Le Cren

Each Clarify module is presented by one of Claro's senior lawyers who has an interest in the topic being presented. Our senior lawyers have extensive experience dealing with treatment issues, including treating incompetent patient, and dealing with questions of consent.

Venue

Organisers

Clarify
Level 5
173 Victoria Street, Te Aro
Wellington
6011
New Zealand

Rachael Heslop
T: 021 232 7421
E: [email protected]
W: www.clarify.co.nz

Anterior Dentistry 1 hour FREE Lecture
Restoring Excellence

General Dentistry Other Restorative Dentistry Anterior Dentistry

Bargara
1 Jun 2019 - 31 Dec 2019
09:00 - 00:00 (1 hrs)

Dr Lincoln Harris
Lecture

This recording is taken from our full 2-Day lecture on Anterior Dentistry. In this sixty minute introductory lecture Dr Lincoln Harris will discuss: Knowing patient circumstances when planning treatment Record taking for anterior cases Importance of taking straight photos Using photos to plan Considering smile height Shade of teeth Smile Design Considering face shape Speech considerations Communicating…

This recording is taken from our full 2-Day lecture on Anterior Dentistry. In this sixty minute introductory lecture Dr Lincoln Harris will discuss: Knowing patient circumstances when planning treatment Record taking for anterior cases Importance of taking straight photos Using photos to plan Considering smile height Shade of teeth Smile Design Considering face shape Speech considerations Communicating effectively with the lab Cants Anterior aesthetic cases Mock up Further event information

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Dr Lincoln Harris

Dr Lincoln Harris founder of Restoring Excellence and RIPE with a focus on excellence. His pursuit of excellence permeates everything he does. He is a full-time clinician in private practice and understands the pressures and stresses that dentists face in clinical, administration and business situations. As a teacher, Dr Harris is unique in his strong belief about the importance of learning from and sharing his own failures. Even though poor clinical outcomes are disappointing, he sees great value in them as opportunities for what can be learned and taught. Instead of sweeping them under the rug, his view is that the meticulous documentation of these cases with photos and/or video makes it possible to wring every possible benefit from that other great teacher – Hindsight.

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Organisers

Restoring Excellence
Unit 4/16 See Street
Bargara
4670
Australia

Lincoln Harris
T: 0061 4 740 62892
E: [email protected]
W: https://restoringexcellence.com.au

Online training - Overview of the New Zealand Health Sector
Clarify

Other Professionalism Understanding practice environment NZ health sector framework

throughout NZ
3 Jun 2019 - 30 Sep 2019
09:30 - 17:30 (1 hrs)

Jonathan Coates
Internet Lecture

ONLINE ENROLMENT

This online course outlines the key organisations in the health sector to help you, as a health practitioner, understand how and where you fit in such a large and complicated sector. Short sections of pre-recorded video content is broken up with interactive knowledge reviews, and a final assessment at the end, which you must pass to receive your certificate of completion. Upon successful completion,…

This online course outlines the key organisations in the health sector to help you, as a health practitioner, understand how and where you fit in such a large and complicated sector. Short sections of pre-recorded video content is broken up with interactive knowledge reviews, and a final assessment at the end, which you must pass to receive your certificate of completion. Upon successful completion, you will understand the role of the key organisations in the sector, and will have an understanding of funding and complaints processes. Further event information

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Jonathan Coates

Jonathan Coates has specialised in health law in New Zealand since the late 1990s. His litigation and advisory practice covers the provision, regulation, funding and management of health services. He regularly appears in the courts, and before specialist tribunals. Jonathan has been included in Best Lawyers in New Zealand in the practice areas of Health Care Law and Medical Malpractice Litigation.

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throughout NZ
throughout NZ
throughout NZ

Organisers

Clarify
Level 5
173 Victoria Street, Te Aro
Wellington
6011
New Zealand

Rachael Heslop
T: 021 232 7421
E: [email protected]
W: www.clarify.co.nz

Beginners Guide to Environmental Sustainability in Dental Surgeries.
Sarah Kelly

Dental Education

Auckland
17 Jun 2019 - 17 Dec 2019
09:30 - 17:30 (1 hrs)

Sarah Kelly
Internet

Whole team beginners guide to waste minimization in the dental practice. Four separate quick Units with reading and multi choice questions at the end to aid learning.

Whole team beginners guide to waste minimization in the dental practice. Four separate quick Units with reading and multi choice questions at the end to aid learning.

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Sarah Kelly

Sarah Kelly is a Dentist in Auckland with the Lumino the dentist group. She has authored the NZDA news article about her practice Journey to Environmental Sustainability. She has a regular editorial in the NZDA news on Sustainability using the UN SDG goals and highlighting a consummable each month. Moderator on the NZ/AU facebook group Sustainability in Dentistry. She is on the Clinical Advisory Board at Lumino. Also studying part time at AUT postgrad Law and prior to dentistry worked in Health and safety.

Venue

Organisers

Sarah Kelly
8 Partridge Street
Grey lynn
1021
New Zealand

Sarah Kelly
T: 022 171 6045
E: [email protected]

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