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Basildon Foundation Training Scheme for

General Dental Practice

Autumn Term 3rd September — 5th December 2014

Education Centre, Basildon Hospital

Health Education East of England Dental Foundation Training

Basildon Foundation Training Scheme – Autumn Term 2014-2015 1

Basildon Foundation Training

Robert Brown Education Centre

Basildon Hospital, Nethermayne

Basildon SS16 5NL

01268 524900 Ext 3915

Director of Dental Education Mr. Alex Baxter BDS MMEdSci FDSRCPS (Glasg),

FDS (Rst Dent), RCPS

Postgraduate Dental Tutor Mr Mansoor Qureshi BDS (U Lond) DGDP(UK)

Postgraduate Centre Dental Administrator Mrs. Janet Ferriter

Regional Advisor in General Dental Practice Dr. Peter Cranfield PhD, BDS, DIC, DGDP(UK)

Regional Dental Team Leader Miss Elizabeth Hope

Regional Foundation Training Administrator Miss Elisabeth Graddage

Foundation Training Advisor

Basildon Scheme

Mr. Graham Bishop BDS DGDP(UK) PgCert

Barming Dental Healthcare Centre,

372 Tonbridge Road,

Maidstone, Kent. ME16 8TR

Practice: 01622 728159

Home: 01474 824559

Mobile: 07920 164951

[email protected]

Programme published by

Foundation Dental Education

Basildon & Thurrock University Hospital

Nethermayne, Basildon, Essex SS16 5NL

01268 524900 01268 598280


GENERAL FORMAT

The day release course will be eight hours per day with breaks for lunch (1 hour),

tea and coffee as appropriate. Typically, a day will be 09.30-13.00 for the morning

session and 14.00-17.30 for the afternoon session with coffee at 11.00 and tea at

15.30. A day will count as 5 hours CPD. Some days are residential at Conference

Centres or hotels. These are professional Postgraduate study days and attendance

of partners, relations and friends is not allowed.

MAIN TOPICS

These will be presented by speakers with an interest and expertise in this area as

it relates to General Dental Practice. The majority will be presented by general

practitioners some of whom will be your Trainers. There will be time at the start

of each day of the course at Basildon for group problem solving.

GROUP WORK

This will involve, amongst other activities, journal discussions, problem solving,

case presentations and short topics. It is your involvement that will make these

sessions work.

NOTE FOR TRAINERS

Trainers are welcome to attend certain of the day-release sessions. The programme

is approved under Section 63; travel and subsistence expenses are reclaimable at the

current rates.

Attendance at the Trainers’ meetings is mandatory. Each session is 2.5 hours of

verifiable CPD.

Please note: Training days are usually but not

always on a Friday

Autumn Term

General Information


Location of Training facilities at Basildon

The Education Centre is located at the far

end of the hospital grounds. Please park in the

multi-storey car park on your right. When you

exit at the front/side of car park, turn right,

pass the Outpatients Department on your left,

pass the Dermatology Unit on your right and

we are directly ahead.

The Simulation Centre is located on the

hospital campus directly behind ‘F’ Block that

is to the right of the Education centre.

The Cardiothoracic Centre is located at

the rear of the hospital site.

The Education Centre is on level D. When

you exit the lift please turn to your right and

follow the corridor until you reach the Educa-

tion suite at the far end.


Autumn Term

Venues and Subjects

Wednesday Welcome and Introductions

3rd September The e-PDP

B2, Education Centre, Basildon

Thursday 4th September Clinical Skills Refresher

Simulation suite, Basildon

Thursday 11th and Residential Induction

Friday 12th September various relevant topics will be covered

TRAINERS MEETING 10am on Friday 12th

Orsett Hall, Grays

Thursday 18th September Endodontics I

Simulation Suite, Basildon

Friday 26th September Radiography/Record keeping

B2, Education centre, Basildon

PLEASE NOTE THERE ARE TWO DAY RELEASE COURSES

DURING THIS WEEK

Thursday 2nd October Hints & Tips/Posts & Cores


Friday 3rd October Dentures/Implants

Lab Communication


Friday 10th October Facial Pain & Local Anaesthetics/

Managing the Developing Dentition

B2,Education Centre, Basildon


Autumn Term

Venues and Subjects

Friday 17th October Periodontics


Friday 31st October Infection Control/Social Media use and

GDC Standards


Monday-Friday Difficult Scenario Communication

3rd -7th November British School of Racing Newmarket

Thursday Crowns

13th November


Friday 21st November National Association of Dental

Advisers Conference

Corpus Christi College Cambridge

Friday 28th November Treatment Planning

/Wear & Tear


Friday 5th December Core Training Presentation

/Key Skills with Trainers


TRAINERS MEETING WILL BE HELD AT 10am in the

Simulation Suite


9.30am Welcome and Introductions

Mr Graham Bishop

2.00pm The e-PDP

Mr Mike Kelly

CPD = 5 hrs

Wednesday 3rd September


The term’s programme will be discussed and your com-

mitment and involvement explained. Ground rules will

need to be established to ensure a smooth running, en-

joyable year. Problems with the e-portfolio will be dis-

cussed and hopefully solved.

Aims of session:

To recognise that there is a change necessary to move from

undergraduate to professional person.

Leaning Outcome:

The morning’s session should leave you with no doubt as to

what is expected of you during the year. Your attendance,

punctuality and dress code will have been explained and you

should have an understanding of what the year will provide

for you, in particular, the Day Release Course.

The e-PDP

Aim of session:

To explain the importance relating to these items within the

training year and how to carry out these tasks.

Learning outcome:

To understand the tasks and the standard

required for completion of the Vocational Training year.


9.30am Clinical Skills Refresher Course

Mr Mike Kelly

Thursday 4th September


CPD = 5 hrs

Mike Kelly has been a GDP for 34 years. He has been a VT

trainer on many occasions. He is also the DF1 Programme

Director at KSS. He has advanced training in crowns and cos-

metic dentistry.

Aims of session

To allow recent graduates to reacquaint themselves with

the common tools materials and methods in GDP.

To identify areas where students may need guidance.

Learning objectives

By the end of the session students should be able to, or have:

Explain ‘patient centred dentistry’

Prepared and restored several different cavities using

different materials and matrix systems

Appreciate the difference challenges of:

Matrices

Amalgans V Composites

Tungsten Carbide and Diamond Burs

Bonding limitations

Students to find out about and be prepared to discuss

from their practices

Amalgam Brand and type

Composite brand and type

Glass Ionomer brand and type

Bonding agent—brand generation and method

STUDENTS WILL NEED

TO BRING THE

FOLLOWING WITH

THEM;

TEETH AS COLLECTED

BY TRAINERS

MATRIX BAND(S)

FROM THEIR SURGERY


Thursday/Friday 11th/12th September

Orsett Hall, Prince Charles Avenue, Grays, Essex RM16 3HS

Orsett Hall prior to outbreak of fire

on 11th May 2007

Present day Orsett Hall

The following two days will contain clinical and non-clinical

topics amounting to five hours CPD per day

On 11th May 2007 while staff were preparing breakfast for the guests, a fire broke out in the

kitchen. The flames spread quickly to the Whitmore banqueting suite in the annexe. Due to

the lack of water hampering efforts and despite the fire brigade doing their upmost to get water

to the scene, at 12.10 on that fateful day, the grand old building that had stood in the grounds

for centuries was lost forever. The Graham Thomas Pavilion was commenced within a month

and completed in November 2007, enabling functions to be held. Plans were drawn up to re-

build the Hall and it was

decided to replicate the old building as closely as possible. Building work commenced in early

2008. The building was completed in April 2009.

On the Hotel site you will also find a Garden Restaurant, Kukana Spa, Elite Fitness gym, Sitting

Rooms Hair Salon and a Chapel.

The Blue Room The Gold Room Jaguar Bar/Hales Room

CPD = 12 hrs



Orsett Hall, Prince Charles Avenue, Grays, Essex RM16 3HS

CPD = 6hrs

Thursday

08:30-09:30 Arrival—refreshments available

09:30-13:00 The morning will include the

following -

Rules & Regulations

Role of the Area Team

Prescribing

13:00-14:00 Lunch

14:00-17:30 Difficult areas of Communication

for the new Performer

Andrea Ogden and Payal Sharma

18:00-19:30 Relaxation (free time)

Please feel free to use the Hotel

facilities. Meet at the bar between

19:30-20:00

20:00 Dinner

Day 1

Hannah

Woolnough

Stephen Denny



Orsett Hall, Prince Charles Avenue, Grays RM16 3HS

Friday CPD = 5 hrs

Day 2

08:00 Big Breakfast meeting

9:30-13:00 Finance I

Mr N Vig

Aims

An understanding of the calculations of the deductions from your monthly

salary/payslip.

An understanding of how to correct any mistakes for theses calculations and

how to claim tax relief for relevant expenses.

An understanding of which factors to consider for managing personal finances

re: savings/investments/loans/other debts.

Objectives

To understand the tax code used on your payslips

To understand how deductions for tax, national insurance, superannuationa

and student loans are calculated

To know what to do if any of these deductions are incorrect—how to be

rectified.

To know how to make better decisions for personal finance re: savings/

investments/loans/other debts.

A Trainers meeting will take place between

10:00-13:00

13:30-16:00 “Ethics in Essex—The only way!”

Mr B Harvey

Aims

Review knowledge of ethical principles

Look at the variations in interpretation of ethics

Understand the practical application of ethical principles to dental practice

Objectives

That the participants will appreciate the importance of maintaining high

ethical standards in their professional and personal life.

How ethics impacts on dental practice.

THE PROGRAMME MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT SHORT NOTICE


CPD = 5 hrs

Thursday 18th September


9.30am Endodontics 1

Mr Tim Hogan B.Ch.D.(Hons)

You will need to bring with you:

1 Protective clothing )

2 Gloves ) your usual surgery wear

3 Safety Glasses )

4 One extracted molar tooth and several single rooted teeth, with access cavities

already cut

5 Diamond air rotor burs for adjusting the access cavities

Tim Hogan is a GDP in Maidstone and has been a

trainer on the Canterbury Scheme. He has won the

General Dental Practitioner prize awarded by the

B.E.S. He will demonstrate a rotary system, present a

series of cases for discussion and lead the hands-on

session. You will work in the simulation suite using

both endovu blocks and extracted molars.

Please take two radiographs of a molar tooth at right

angles and bring them with you.

Do try and choose a molar with straightforward root

system.

Aims of session:

Understand the theory behind the rotary system for endo-

dontics presented and to become aware of the results

obtainable with such a system

Learning outcome:

How to use a rotary file system for canal preparation and

using the matching GP point obtain a good standard of

obturation more simply and quickly than with hand files.


Friday 26th September


9.30am Radiography

Mr Stephen Denny

2.00pm Record keeping

Mr Chris Roome

CPD = 5 hrs

Radiographs are a vital special test to aid diagnosis of

dental problems. There is little point taking radiographs

if they are not interpreted fully and the findings record-

ed. It is a requirement to record the justification for

taking a radiograph and also to report on the findings.

There also has to be a quality assurance programme in

place covering all aspects of developing, storage and au-

dit.

Aim of session:

To understand the requirements surrounding the taking

and reporting on radiographs.

Learning outcome:

To have a better understanding about the assessment of

radiographs and be able to report more fully on any radio-

graphs taken.

Chris is a GDP, his practice is in Heybridge, Essex. He qualified in 1985 and

worked for 3 years in Maxillofacial Hospital Placements. 4 years as an associate in

General Dental Practice followed until he opened his present practice in 1992. In

2002 he was awarded a Masters in Medical Law. Currently he is a part-time lec-

turer at the University of Essex. Chris has an interest in Dental Education, has

been a Vocational Trainer for 16 years, is currently a Clinical Educator teaching

Student Hygienists within the University of Essex and has recently completed his

Postgraduate Certificate in Education.

Learning outcome:

By the end of the session the FDs will: be familiar with the Professional Standards and

Guidance expected by the GDC. Understand the ethical principles underpinning this

guidance. Understand the need for good Clinical Record-keeping and be aware of the

Professional responsibilities and legislation relating to these records.


Thursday 2nd October


9.30am Small Discussion Group

10.00am Hints & Tips

Mr Pomi Datta

2.00pm Posts and Cores

Mr David Ransom

Mr Datta is a GDP who has been in Vocational training for

the last 21 years. He is a Board member of the Faculty of

GDP since 1997 and also the Diploma Tutor for MJDF (RCS)

Examinations. He has done several post graduate examina-

tions and despite being a pensioner has recently embarked

on further dental studies. He continues to practice in a NHS

practice and is happy to share his successes and failures with

his colleagues.

This session has always rated highly with past FD groups.

Aim of session:

To gain from the everyday dental experience of a committed Trainer.

Learning outcome:

To have instilled a patient cantered approach to patient case and work to-

wards becoming lifelong reflective practitioners

Do they work? How can we make them more successful?

There is a bewildering array of post systems on the market.

Mr Ransom, assisted by other Trainers, will be demonstrat-

ing the ParaPost system, and you can try it and make up

your own mind……...

Aim of session:

An overview of post preparations.

Learning outcome:

To understand the advantages and disadvantages of post sys-

tems and how to achieve the best possible

results

CPD = 5 hrs PLEASE NOTE THERE ARE TWO DAY RELEASE DAYS THIS WEEK


Friday 3rd October

B2 Education Suite, Basildon

9.30am Dentures/Implants

Mr Saifudin Najefi

CPD = 5 hrs

Dentures can be difficult to make and in

some cases even more difficult for the pa-

tient to wear! Unfortunately there are still

many potential patients requiring dentures

and their prescription will be part of many

more treatment plans.

Aims of session:

To refresh the memory with regard to dentures

and their design

Learning outcome:

To design the denture and to carry out the procedure with

confidence. How to ensure patient satisfaction or when not

to promise anything!


2.00pm Lab Communication

and GDC

Mr David Smith

CPD = 5 hrs

Friday 3rd October


David Smith was born in Salford in Lancashire and now

lives and works in Devon. He started his career as a

dental technician in Manchester Dental Hospital, before

becoming the laboratory manager at a commercial lab in

the city. He is now Managing Director of Phoenix Dental

Castings. Until this successful appointment to the

Council of the GDC David was a Board member and

politics and policy director of the Dental Laboratories

Association.

How to get the best out of your dental laboratory and

effective communication with the dental technician.

Treatment planning with the laboratory. The new stand-

ards from the GDC for all the Dental Tea,. Why the

change? What is new? Why are they so important? The

new (enhanced) CPD. Fitness to Practice. Why are

complaints rising so fast, what can we do to avoid a com-

plaint to FtP.

Aim of session:

Effective communication:

The importance of treatment planning. Choices of restora-

tions and materials. Making sure the information you give is

accurate, relevant and clear.

Understand the key issues in the Standards for the Dental

Team:

Why standards are so important? The rise in complaints to

Fitness to Practice. How can the profession address this

and reduce it.

What is enhanced CPD. When will it start?


Friday 10th October


9.30am Facial Pain/Local anaesthetics

Mr David Madan

Session One

Facial Pain

Aim of session:

To become aware of the Psychology of pain and types of

facial pain.

Learning outcome:

To be able to utilise the knowledge in differential diagno-

sis and treatment options.

Session Two

Local Anaesthetics

Aim of session:

To understand the mechanics and action of the

different anaesthetics available. Their side effects and

toxic effects.

Learning outcome:

To be able to select the correct anaesthetic to use in the

different scenarios presenting in the surgery and be

aware of the possible complications of such use.

CPD = 5 hrs


Friday 10th October


2.00pm Managing the Developing Dentition

Mr Stephen Denny

Stephen has a contract providing a wide range of

orthodontic treatments. He will discuss the

importance of observing the dentition and taking

decisions within the right time frames. He will explain

the IOTN scoring system and its importance to the

provision of NHS orthodontics.

Aim of session:

To explain the importance of observing the development

of the dentition.

Learning outcome:

When intervention or referral should occur how to assess

the malocclusion using the IOTN scoring system to be

able to write a good referral letter.


Friday 17th October


9.30am Periodontics

CPD = 5 hrs

You will need to bring the following with you from your practice:

BPE/WHO probe Currettes (universal or

Gracey’s—what you use Sickle scalers in your practice)

Perio probe with Williams markings (or similar) Ultrasonic tip

Dr Mishal K Sachdev

BDS HONS (Lond), MJDF RCS (Eng), MClin Dent Perio, MRD RCS (Eng), M

(rest Dent) RCPS (Glasg)

Specialist in Periodontics and Implant dentist

Clinical Teaching Fellow, Eastman Dental Institute (University College London)

Clinical Tutor, Barts & the London School of Medicine and Dentistry

The course will be based on group discussion followed by a hands-on experi-

ence with practical techniques to use in your dental practice.

Schedule: 09:30-10:00 Introduction

10:00-11:30 Discussion: Perio assessment, risk

management screening and diagnosis

11:30-12:30 Hands on: Perio probing exercises

12:30-13:30 Lunch

13:30-14:30 Discussion & Hands on: Scaling technique

14:35-16:30 Treatment Planning Case Discussions

Aims of session:

This course aims to introduce you to periodontal assessment and instrumentation,

including periodontal probing, periodontal debridement, universal and site specific

instruments. It will provide an update on current management and root surface

debridement with ultrasonic and hand instruments will be covered.

Learning objectives:

By the end of the session the participants will be able to:

Understand how to assess patients for periodontal problems and associated

risk factors.

Confidently screen, assess and manage patients with periodontal disease.

Know what treatment is appropriate to refer (to hygienist or Specialist)

Explain methods of biofilm disruption in the management of periodontal

disease.

Confidently use subgingival hand instruments and update knowledge of

ultrasonic scalers currently available.


Friday 31st October


9.30am Infection Control

Mr Jason Stokes

Since 2007, Jason has been the owner of the Cathe-

dral Street Dental Practice in Norwich. In addition,

he undertakes a range of other roles including Dental

Tutor (Ipswich Hospital), Dental Foundation Training

Programme Director at the East of England Deanery

(since 2000), Fitness to Practise Panel Member at the

GDC (2004-2013) and member of the Council of the

GDC.

A vital ‘core’ topic for the whole dental team -and currently

even more important in light of recently published guidance.

This session covers the reasons why Infection Control is so

important in the dental surgery. It addresses the nature of the

risk to patients and staff - and seeks to demonstrate essential

and ‘best’ practice. The

interactive parts of the session help participants to see how

guidance can be best applied in their own

surgeries.

Aims of session: This session will reinforce the importance of cross

infection control in general dental practice to the surgery team.

Learning outcome: This session will review the current knowledge

of infectious diseases with special reference to general dental

practice and everyday workplace. The session will offer an oppor-

tunity to discuss various possible scenarios such as needle-stick

injury and help key surgery workers to consider their actions prior

to such a situation occurring.

CPD = 5 hrs


Friday 31st October


2.00pm Social Media Use & GDC Standards

Mr Jason Stokes

Since 2007, Jason has been the owner of the Cathedral

Street Dental Practice in Norwich. In addition, he under-

takes a range of other roles including Dental Tutor (Ipswich

Hospital), Dental Foundation Training Programme Director

at the East of England Deanery (since 2000), Fitness to

Practise Panel Member at the GDC (2004-2013) and mem-

ber of the Council of the GDC.

This session will explore the use of Social Media and the

GDC Standards.

Aims of session:

This session will provide an overview of the new GDC Eth-

ical guidance (Standards)

This session will illustrate some of the common ethical

pitfalls for Dentists and their Teams

This session will give a realistic take on the consequences

of breaching these vital professional standards.

Learning outcomes:

Following the session delegates will:

Understand the new GDC Standards

Understand how the GDC Standards apply to General

Dental practice

Be aware of common pitfalls and misunderstandings

Be aware of the tension between social media use and

the expectations of the GDC


Notes


Monday-Friday 3rd to 7th November

British School of Racing, Newmarket

Session A Communication Skills with Cascade

Cascade Company

Communication is one of our most important

tools in general dental practice. We need to

know what our patients want, feel, believe,

wish for and fear. We need to be able to tell

them about our plans, our hopes, our skills and

our procedures. Good communication skills

can change practising life beyond recognition.

Today through the use of drama, Cascade will

help us to improve these skills.

Learning outcome

We should all feel more confident in

communicating well with our patients, and

colleagues, have a greater repertoire of

techniques available, and a better understanding

of the theory involved.

This week is a series of

one day presentations by

the Cascade Company.

This involves all of the

seven VT Schemes in East

of England Deanery.

On each day two or three

members of each Scheme

will be present at

Newmarket.

You will have the chance

to meet and interact with

members of the other

Schemes in a small group

setting.

Morning Session 9.30 – 12.30 CPD = 2.5 hrs


Monday-Friday 3rd to 7th November

British School of Racing, Newmarket

Afternoon Session 13.30 – 16.30 CPD = 2.5 hrs

Session B Communication Skills with Cascade – Part 2

Cascade Company

Snailwell Road,

Newmarket,

YOU WILL BE

INFORMED

WHICH DAY/

DATE YOU WILL

BE ATTENDING


Thursday 13th November


9.30am Crowns

Mr Mike Kelly

Please bring with you:

1. Extracted heavily restored molar and premolar teeth, set in a plaster block.

Unfilled teeth extracted for orthodontic reasons are unsuitable for this course.

2. Protective clothing, gloves and spectacles as worn in the

surgery.

3. Your usual selection of crown preparation burs.

Successful crowns are essential in general dental practice

as patients expectations are high and want crowns to last

forever and look good! Today’s emphasis is definitely

hands-on to discover what is required in the preparation

to ensure a reasonable degree of success. Mike will also

present an overview from tooth selection to cementa-

tion. Shade taking will also be discussed.

Mike Kelly is a GDP working in Edenbridge, Kent. He is

well qualified to give this presentation having MGDS,

MSc in crown and bridgework and a Postgraduate

Teaching Certificate. He is the Advisor of the Guilford

VT Scheme.

Aim of session:

A refresher course on the various types of crown and their

preparation with particular reference to their aesthetics and

suitability for various situations. To present a different way

of looking at heavily restored teeth.

Learning outcome:

A more pragmatic approach to crown preparation on teeth

you are likely to see in general practice - but still obtain

good results in both aesthetics and longevity.

Crown before Crown after

CPD = 5 hrs


NADA National Association of Dental Advisors

2014 ANNUAL CONFERENCE CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE

TOPICS INCLUDE:

Contract Reform

NHS England and its future roles

CQC

Identifying performance issues

Handling performance issues

Guest Speakers include:

Barry Cockcroft, Chief Dental Officer

John Milne, Chair GDPC

David Geddes, National Head of Primary Care Commissioning

Neil Marshall—Director of regulation, GDC

Jason Stokes—Council Member GDC

Sarah Rann—Assistant Medical Director NHS England East Anglia

9 Gough Square—Barristers Chambers

Capsticks - Solicitors

DDU and Dental Protection

David Behan, CEO CQC

Alex Baxter - Health Education England

PTO for Programme…….

Friday 21st November


CPD = 5 hrs


Friday 21st November


Structure of the day

Morning

Open discussion and presentations relating to contract

reform and NHS England

Afternoon

Poor performance issues including a worked case will be

discussed with the GDC, defence agencies along with the

legal teams.

Aims of session:

To look at the contract reform.

To look at the role of NHS England and its current structure.

To look at how poor performance is identified and what actions may

be taken.

Objectives and learning outcomes:

To understand how the contract reforms will impact on you

To understand how you need to relate to NHS England.

To understand how to avoid poor performance and how to identify

the early signs.


Friday 28th November

B2 Education centre, Basildon

9.30am Treatment Planning

Mr Paul Jackson

2.00pm Wear & Tear

Mr Saifudin Najefi

CPD = 5 hrs

Paul works as a General Dentist in Hertfordshire both

under the NHS and privately. He is also a Trainer on the

Bedford Scheme. He will discuss his approach to treat-

ment planning for both simple and involved cases. Treat-

ment planning is not an exact science and will be carried

out differently by all of us depending upon our experience

and knowledge. Each clinical situation can have several

different treatment modalities but at all times we must

have the interest of our patients central to the planning

and ultimate outcome.

Aims of session:

To provide guidance on how to approach treatment planning.

Learning outcome:

To be able to assess the treatment required and plan the

order in which it is carried out.

Mr Najefi will discuss the increasing problem of wear in

our patients dentition. How do we assess the problem

before embarking upon a treatment plan with a degree

of success in mind considering that the problem might

not go away.

Aim of session:

An overview of what is likely to be seen in practice, how to

assess the presenting condition and formulate treatment

plans.

Learning outcome:

How to treat such cases but remaining within your

confidence and capability zone.


Friday 5th December

B2, Education Centre,, Basildon

CPD = 5 hrs

The aim of the session is to ensure that the partic-

ipants will:

Have an understanding of the FY2 posts

offered in the deanery

Why consider such a post

Understand how to apply

Have a better understanding of what

makes a good application

Understand what the interview process

Have a better understanding of what

the interview panel expects of a good

candidate

A review of the required key skills

record keeping and infection control

What constitutes good evidence

that demonstrated that you practice

best standards

Opportunity for Q&A throughout and

to comment on any key skills that may

be brought along to the session

9.30am Core Training Presentation

Mr Dan Earp

TRAINERS MEETING AT 10am IN THE SIMULATION SUITE

TRAINERS MEETING AT 10am IN THE

SIMULATION SUITE


2.00pm Key Skills with Trainers

Friday 5th December

B2, Education Centre,, Basildon

All 5 Key Skills are required to be completed by the

end of March but 2 (Record Keeping and Medical

Emergencies) should be completed by this session.

You will be paired with another Trainer and assess-

ment of your completed key skill will be a shared

exercise. Your personal standard will be discussed

and the additions/deletions discussed. These chang-

es will need to be made prior to final submission of

all 5 once finished at the latest in the time frame

above.

Aim of session:

To understand the standard required

To assess two completed key skills

Learning objective:

To be able to produce 5 key skills to be required


Speakers

Autumn Term 2014 – 2015

Mr Stephen Denny

The Benfleet Dental Clinic

174 High Road

Benfleet

Essex SS7 5LD

01268 755357

Dr Andrea Ogden

Vocational Trainer Essex Coast Scheme

Dr Payal Sharma

Practice Owner, Grays

Mr Niels Vig

Niels Vig Accountancy

Barry Avenue

Bicester

OX26 2DY

01869 601322

Mr Bryan Harvey

Chairman of Essex LDC

Deputy Head of the Dental Defense Union

Steepways, Cornsland

Brentwood

Essex CM14 4JN

0844 553 2043

Bryan H

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Nie

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And

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Payal

Step

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Paul Ja

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Speakers


Mr Tim Hogan

The White House Surgery

117 Old Tovil Road

Maidstone

Kent ME15 6QE

01622 752356

Mr Christopher Roome

Heybridge Dental Practice

25 Bentals Shopping Centre

Colchester Road

Heybridge

Essex CM9 4GD

01621 851003

Mr Promodah Datta

65/67 High Street

Grays

Essex RM17 6NX

01375 382166

Mr David Ransom

87 Rectory Road

Chelmsford

Essex CM1 1RF

01245 251198

Tim

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Ch

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Po

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David

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Speakers


Mr Saifudin Najefi

273 Southend Road

Stanford-le-Hope

Essex

SS17 8HD

01375 675710

Mr David Smith

Phoenix Dental Castings

1 The Alpha Centre

Osprey Road

Sowton Industrial Estate

Exeter EX2 7LH

Mr David Madan

81 Rayleigh Road

Hutton

Brentwood

Essex CM13 1AP

01392 444456

Mr Mishal Sachdev

Institute of Dentistry

Queen Mary’s School of Medicine & Dentistry

Turner Street

Whitechapel

London E1 2AD

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Mr Jason Stokes

8 St Peters Court

King Street

Norwich

NR1 1PB

01603 628963

Mr Mike Kelly

Southview Dental Centre

Southview

Edenbridge

Kent TN8 5NR

01732 865021

Mr Paul Jackson

72 Amwell Street

Hoddesdon

Herts EN11 8UA

01992 443649

Mr Dan Earp

The Holt Dental Practice

Caxton House

Market Place

Holt

Norfolk NR25 6BW

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