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A drill that follows a script can still leave gaps in your team’s response. Knowing how to run mock emergency drills in a dental practice means testing how people respond when a patient’s condition changes, equipment mus…
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Cardiac arrest is one emergency dental sedation teams must be prepared to manage, alongside airway obstruction, breathing problems, medication-related crises and aspiration. Effective sedation emergency protocols for den…
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Emergency readiness depends on more than holding a first-aid certificate. In a dental practice, you need to recognise a medical emergency, understand your role and rehearse how the team will respond. That is why medical …
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Your GDC CPD cycle may span five years, but emergency skills should not wait that long for a refresher. If you’re asking how often should dental staff update medical emergency training, Resuscitation Council UK guidance …
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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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