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What would an inspector see if a patient collapsed in your dental practice today: a team ready to respond, or certificates that do not show how people act under pressure? For practices in England, understanding the cqc m…
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Could your team recognise anaphylaxis when its early signs resemble another medical emergency? In a dental surgery, a prompt, coordinated response matters. Staff need to know who will lead, support the patient, retrieve …
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Generic hospital resuscitation drills fail the moment an acute medical emergency occurs inside a confined dental operatory. Managing a deteriorating patient in the dental chair requires precise chair-side choreography ra…
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Did you know that up to 70% of dental practitioners will face a medical emergency this year? Managing a clinical crisis is often the most stressful aspect of practice life, and reducing staff anxiety about dental emergen…
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According to research published in the British Dental Journal, over 50% of dental professionals admit to feeling acute anxiety about managing life-threatening events in their surgeries. If you have ever worried about fre…
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