Cymraeg
English FD Annual Leave entitlement
All FDs are entitled to 27 days annual leave. Annual leave requests must be submitted with reasonable notice and agreed by the ES. In addition, they are entitled to take the usual 8 public holidays in Wales or the pro rata equivalent if they work part time. The annual leave year is 1st April – 31st March. Annual leave should be approved by the ES and then recorded on ESR by the FD.
Dental Foundation Training Handbook (Educational Supervisor)
- Contents
- Health Education & Improvement Wales - Dental Contacts
- Dental Foundation Training – An overview
- Educational Supervisor responsibilities
- Foundation Dentist appointment process & allocation events
- Withdrawals
- Prior to your FD starting and the first few weeks after
- Following the completion of the National Recruitment (NR) Process
- Selecting and preparing the Foundation Dentist's nurse
- First Day
- Supporting an International Dental Graduate (IDG) in Dental Foundation Training
- Assessing Baseline Experience / Confidence Levels
- Patient Examinations
- Prescription Writing
- Abbreviations
- Educational Supervisor Support / Time
- Communication with Patients
- Referrals Protocols
- Minor Oral Surgery Instruments
- Local Anesthetic
- Handpieces
- UK Specific Guidelines
- Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulations (IR(ME)R)
- Educational Transition Document (ETD)
- Single Lead Employer
- Dental Foundation Training Practice Payments
- The Foundation Dentists Study Day Programme
- Clinical Skills Session
- Wales Dental Foundation Training Schemes
- Tutorials
- Making use of surgery time
- UDA's
- NHS BSA Compass
- Educational Supervisor’s involvement away from the surgery
- Concerns and performance
- The e-Portfolio - An Introduction
- APLAN
- Dental Educational Supervisor Approval Process
- Developing Dental Educators Course Refresher (DDE Refresher)
- Educational Supervisor Liaison Group & Educational Supervisor Representatives
- Sustainable Healthcare in Wales
- Final word!