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Monitoring the Sedated Patient
Auckland 24th May 2025
A formal education and training course that fulfils the mandatory DCNZ requirements for education and training in the Sedation Practice Standard from 1st October 2019. This course will enable you to gain certified competency to monitor sedated patients. It is designed for the whole dental team who monitor sedated patients,…
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NZ Society for Sedation in Dentistry
Sedation 201 Midazolam comprehensive course
Auckland 24th May 2025 - 25th May 2025
This is a course for dentists who wish to learn how to provide IV Sedation using Midazolam only. The program is for practitioners with minimal or no previous experience in IV sedation. You must have been graduated for at least one year, or hold a current hospital house surgeon position. The training program will meet the…
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NZ Society for Sedation in Dentistry
CORE Advanced
Auckland 24th May 2025
The course content meets the needs of a wide range of health care professionals. The CORE Advanced course is run over a full day. NZ Resuscitation Council CORE Advanced will meet all requirements for medical personnel and is required for GP fellowship. NZ Resuscitation Council CORE Advanced is the current standard for…
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Emcare Services Limited
Advanced Resuscitation (ACLS)
Auckland 24th May 2025
This 4-hour non-assessed course aims to refresh learners’ skills, knowledge and confidence when providing advanced resuscitation (ACLS) in emergencies. The course emphasises practical skills in an interactive learning environment. Before attending the training, the learners will be expected to acquire the necessary theory by…
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The First Aid Training Company
Dental Expo 2025
Auckland 24th May 2025
his presentation will cover the use of resorbable collagen membranes in Minor GBR, along with bone substitutes or autogenous bone, to achieve predictable bone regeneration around the implant site. These techniques are key to ensuring long-term implant success by providing a stable foundation for optimal function and appearance.
