Syllabus to include:

• Introduction and context of Oral Surgery  provision in the UK

• Medico-legal aspects of Oral Surgery

• Relevance of Oral Surgery training in General Practice

• Oral Cancer

• Assessment and diagnosis on Oral Surgery including the use of CBCT

• Modern pain control and anxiety management

(Management of the nervous patient, Cognitive behavioural therapy,

Local Anaesthetics, sedation and general anaesthetic in Dentistry)

 

• Facial Pain

• Nerve injuries

• Relevance of ageing population in Oral Surgery

• Coronectomy

• Flap Design, bone removal and suturing

• Exodontia- removal of roots/fractured teeth, canines and wisdom teeth Apicectomy

Mr Abdurahman El-Awa

 

BDS (Hons), MFDS RCS Edinburgh,

MSurgDent RCS England.

CCST Oral Surg (Sheffield),

FDS OS RCS Edinburgh.

Consultant in Oral Surgery.

 

GDC Reg No. 170060

Work based assessments and portfolios

 

Log of completed cases (50)

Case based discussion (D-CbD) / reports (3)

A Dental evaluation of performance (D-EP) Assessment tool

(A’DEP’T) (6)

Peer assessment tool (1)

Reflections (2)

PDF and multiple choice questions

The assessment is based on the building up of a work based portfolio. Lifelong learning is based on a personal development plan.

It is hoped that with this portfolio we can demonstrate education, learning and knowledge.

You will have the attendance CPD certificate from the Lecture / seminar days The log, Case based discussion, A’DEP’T, Peer assessment tool and reflections will form the bulk of the portfolio but we have also asked the lecturers to produce a PDF of their presentations and then set some multiple choice questions.

The numbers in brackets above represent indicative aims but is not meant to be targets.

Log of cases can be placed in the supplied log or in any from preferred. It would be ideal to have radiographs and possible photographs.

Case based discussions could be carried out electronically by writing up cases and emailing it in for our specialist to mark, it is also possible to arrange in advance to carry this out in person.

Peer assessment tool should be carried out by someone that works closely with you

Reflective learning is key to show progress

We will provide advice and help in completing the portfolio.

On completion of the training we will issue a certificate of completion for the entire course.

Interactive Seminar days

held at the Chesterfield Royal Hospital & Kingsmill Hospital are to be completed before the 4 days of

'hands on' practice.

 

Oral Surgery Course

5th March 2020 - Module 1

Medico Legal Considerations in General Practice, and Oral Surgery Introduction to the Course in Oral Surgery

Seminar 2&3, Clinical Education Centre, Glenfield Hospital, Leicester, LE3 9EJ

 

30th April 2020 –  Module 2

Modern Oral Surgery  and Pain Management

Seminar A & B, Leicester General Hospital

 

21st May 2020 - Module 3

Minor Oral Surgery Assessment, Diagnosis and Treatment Planning.  Pain and Anxiety Management in Dentistry. Oral Surgery in General Dental Practice.

Seminar 2&3, Clinical Education Centre, Glenfield Hospital, Leicester, LE3 9EJ

 

25th June - Module 4

Exodontia & Apicetomy

Seminar 2&3, Clinical Education Centre, Glenfield Hospital, Leicester, LE3 9EJ

 

9th & 23rd July - Module 5

By invitation only.

Hands-on Pigs Head Day, Modern Oral Surgery, Flap raising and suturing techniques

Clinical Skills Room, Kingsmill Hospital,

Sutton in Ashfield, NG17 4JL

 

 

All modules  09.30 - 16.30

 

6 hours Verifiable CPD per module

 

50 places available in Modules 1-4

5 places available in Module 5

 

Chesterfield Royal Hospital,

Derbyshire, S44 5BL

 

Kingsmill Hospital,

 Mansfield Rd, Sutton-in-Ashfield NG17 4JL

 

Priority for the 'hands on' day will be given to those who attend the 4 teaching days.