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By integrating sterilisation practices with accountability frameworks, optimising room efficiency and linking reprocessing workflows to standard precautions and documentation, dental practices can effectively manage sterilisation processes and uphold the highest standards of patient safety and infection prevention. Regular training, quality assurance measures, and continuous improvement efforts are essential for maintaining excellence in sterilisation practices.

Learning outcomes

Subjects covered: - Accountability and responsibility - Optimising the sterilisation room efficiency - Compliant by design sterilisation processes and workflows - Sterilisation – packaging, loading, testing, and monitoring requirements - Essential documentation – recording the process.

Further information 
Speaker

Meg Sharpe Prime Practice – GM Practice Solutions ANZ, NZDA RDA, AAPM, Infection Prevention & Sterilisation Consultant (CST Aust), HBDI Certified Practitioner (HINZ Intl)

Meg is a well-known presenter throughout Australia, New Zealand and Pacific Islands. Meg imparts her knowledge in an interactive and friendly manner ensuring all members of the team are clear about their respective role responsibilities and specific clinician accountability. Meg’s overall objective is that the team becomes self-managed to deliver a quality management approach to infection prevention and general compliance in the most effective and efficient way for enhanced productivity and therefore increased profitability and risk management.

Meg Sharpe 

Sterilisation, Monitoring and Documentation


Speaker:

Meg Sharpe Prime Practice – GM Practice Solutions ANZ, NZDA RDA, AAPM, Infection Prevention & Sterilisation Consultant (CST Aust), HBDI Certified Practitioner (HINZ Intl)

Thursday 18th Sep 2025
4:00pm - 5:00pm
Venue: Prime Practice Live Online
11/151 Castlereagh Street
Sydney 2000
Region: Overseas
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Level 11
151 Castlereagh Street
Sydney, NSW
2000
AUSTRALIA