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English Dentists must always put the patient’s safety first and act promptly if patients or colleagues are at risk and take measures to protect them.
Dentists should take appropriate action if they have concerns about the possible abuse of children or vulnerable adults.
Dentists must be familiar with the practice’s written procedures for raising concerns and be familiar with local procedures for the protection of children and vulnerable adults and know who to refer to for advice.
ESs and FDs must inform the TPD of any significant events at the practice concerning the trainee and declare any current investigations by the GDC, or any other investigation related to their work as a dentist.
Dental Foundation Training Handbook (Trainees)
- Contents
- Health Education and Improvement Wales (HEIW) – dental contacts
- Dental Foundation Training – An overview
- The Training Practice
- Dental Foundation Training Welsh Enhanced Recruitment Offer (DFT WERO)
- Prior to the start of the Dental Foundation Training year
- Single Lead Employer (SLE)
- Wales Dental Foundation Training schemes
- Learning Management System and evaluation of study days
- Trainee Representative & Trainee Forums
- Dress code
- Social media
- Support
- Complaints
- Protecting children & vulnerable adults
- Raising concerns
- Following completion of DFT
- The e-portfolio
- Appendix 1 - HEIW FD Privacy Notice
- Appendix 2 - Guide to Claiming Expenses
- Appendix 3 - Annual leave request form