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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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What if the weakness in your safety procedures isn’t the policy, but the gap between what’s written down and what happens each day? Learning how to create a culture of safety in a dental practice means making safe behavi…
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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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Managing medical emergencies in elderly dental patients requires immediate checking the patient (ABCDE approach) and prompt access to mandatory drugs and oxygen. Your core decisions are practical ones: how you recognise …
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The average dental practitioner encounters a life-threatening medical emergency once every four and a half years. While these incidents are rare, their infrequent nature is exactly why your team’s response must be instin…
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