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If a patient collapsed in your waiting room right now, would your team move as a single, synchronised unit or a group of individuals looking for instructions? Successfully managing common medical emergencies in dentistry…
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Could a single missing vial of Adrenaline or an outdated GTN spray be the difference between a successful CQC inspection and a formal warning? It is a sobering thought for any practice manager, especially when 2026 GDC a…
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Over 50% of dentists in a recent study admitted they felt unable to manage a myocardial infarction or anaphylaxis during a clinical session. It's a sobering statistic that highlights the gap between theoretical knowledge…
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Hypoglycaemia is the third most common medical emergency in UK primary dental care, with dental teams encountering an episode on average every 8.26 years. It's a statistic that underscores why specialised hypoglycaemia e…
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If a patient experienced sudden anaphylaxis in your waiting room tomorrow, would every member of your team, from the lead clinician to the newest receptionist, know exactly how to respond? It's a sobering question that h…
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