Cymraeg
English Your FD may not be used to communicating clinical information to patients in English. Using jargon- free English to explain clinical findings and procedures to patients is an essential skill to master. It would be useful to role-play a few different clinical scenarios before seeing real patients; this is something that the FD’s nurse and the wider practice team can help with.
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!