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Saturday 27 September 2008
Programme
9.30-10.00 Registration and coffee
10.00 Welcome
Diana Terry,
SAAD President
Chair: Derek Ryan
10.10-10.30 Safety Culture in Contemporary
Dental Sedation Practice
Diana Terry
10.30-11.15 The Rough Guide to Clinical
Governance and patient safety; the
Value of Learning from Patient
Safety Incidents
Lisa Howells and Bridget James
11.15-11.45 Break
11.45-12.30 Learning from Adverse Events in
Dental Sedation; Lessons from
Cases as an Expert Witness
Leo Strunin
12.30-13.00 Dental Decontamination;an update
Martin Fulford
13.00 - 13.30 A Dentist in Difficult
Circumstances; Camp Bastion,
Afganistan
Gerry Tyrer
13.30 Presentations
13.45-14.30 Lunch
Chair: Barry Devonald
14.30-15.00 Research in oral Sedation;
Reversal of Benzodiazpine
Sedation using Intra-oral
Flumazenil
Peter Milgrom
15.00-15.30 Recent Research in
Dental Sedation
Tim Newton
15.30-16.00 Protecting Your Practice with the
Principals of Poka-Yoke
Raj Rattan
16.00 AGM
How to Find the Royal Society of Medicine
The Royal Society of Medicine is situated at 1 Wimpole
Street, to the west of Cavendish Square.
Nearest underground stations are Bond Street (Central
and Jubilee Lines) and Oxford Circus (Bakerloo, Central
and Victoria Lines).
Two car parks are situated close by in Cavendish Square
and in Marylebone Lane.
The Royal Society of Medicine
1 Wimpole Street
London W1G 0AE
Tel: (+44) (0)20 7290 2900
Fax: (+44) (0)20 7290 2992
The course is approved by FGDP(UK) for accreditation of
5 hours and complies with GDC verifiable CPD requirements
and has been approved by the London Deanery for
Postgraduate Education'
The Society for the Advancement of
Anaesthesia in Dentistry
Dedicated to the advancement of knowledge in pain
and anxiety control for dentistry
www.saad.org.uk
SAAD AUTUMN CONFERENCE
Fundamentals
of Safety
Culture in
Sedation
Practice
Saturday
27th September 2008
Royal Society of Medicine
1 Wimpole Street
London

Registration
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Busola Adesanya-Yusuf
SAAD Annual Conference
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Members of SAAD and colleagues, it is with great pleasure that
we bring you the SAAD Conference for 2008, with the theme
of incorporating safety as central to our agenda of providing
safe and effective pain and anxiety control for dental patients.
Conscious sedation can be safely managed, by setting in place
the knowledge, skill and attitudes to make a safe clinical environment.
Today we will be illustrating how an understanding of
processes, infection control, effective audit, learning from experience
and an understanding of human factors can contribute
to achieving excellence in dental practice.
As champion of patients and practitioners, SAAD invites you to our
Conference, where we have assembled speakers who are at the forefront
of safety issues that dental practitioners need to embrace.
The Speakers
Diana Terry
Diana is currently President of SAAD and works as a consultant
anaesthetist in Bristol. She has an interest in the use of
simulation for postgraduate education, and is a member of Resuscitation
Council (UK). Diana is also a member of the ADA
Council.
Lisa Howells
Professional Officer, Clinical Governance Support and Development
Unit, Welsh Assembly Government. Lisa has worked
as a GDP and in the CDS, including providing care under GA.
She has a Masters in Community Dental Health and has been
involved in dental public health, and special-care dentistry. She
now with the CGSDU, linking with NHS organisations in S E
Wales and working particularly with clinical teams.
Bridget James
Patient Safety Manager, NHS South West. Bridget is a qualified
nurse & midwife with extensive experience in both clinical
and managerial roles. Bridget has been a Supervisor of Midwives
and a Clinical Risk Manager for a large Acute Trust. She
has served as a member of the National Patient Safety Agency
developing her interest in incident causation & investigation.
Leo Strunin
Prof Strunin has had an illustrious career having held the
Chairs in Anaesthetics at King’s College Hospital, the University
Of Calgary, Alberta and at Barts & The Royal London
Medical School. He is now Emeritus Professor of Anaesthesia
at Queen Mary’s. Past President of both the Royal College of
Anaesthetists and the AAGBI he has had a great interest in
general anaesthesia and sedation for dentistry.
Martin Fulford
Originally trained as a microbiologist and spent 13 years as
a medical microbiologist. He retrained as a dentist & spent
17 years working as a GDP when he combined dentistry
with research into infection control. Now retired from clinical
practice he is investigating the possible transmission of
vCJD via dental instruments. A member of the Health and
Science Committee of the BDA, with a particular interest in
infection control.
Gerry Tyrer
Gerry specialty is in sedation for dentistry. He has worked
in the dental salaried service, spent three years in the army
& taught sedation. He has also taught on the First Response
course. He was recently deployed to Afghanistan with the
Territorial Army
Peter Milgrom
Professor Milgrom is the SAAD Visiting Professor in Pain
and Anxiety Control at King’s College London. He is the
Director of the Dental Fears Research Clinic, where he
maintains a practice limited to the care of anxious patients,
and Professor of Dental Public Health Sciences at the University
of Washington, Seattle. He trained at the University
of California, San Francisco and joined the University of
Washington in 1974.
Tim Newton
Tim is Professor of Psychology as Applied to Dentistry at
the King’s College London Dental Institute. In dentistry his
particular interests include oral health-related quality of life,
the working life of the dental team and patients’ perceptions
of treatment. Outside dentistry he has worked with people
with intellectual disability.
Raj Rattan
Raj is a GDP, Associate Dean in the London Deanery and a
dento-legal adviser at Dental Protection. He has written a
number of textbooks on various aspects of dental practice
including clinical governance, quality and risk management.
He has lectured widely on these and other aspects of general
dental practice both in the UK and overseas.
27 September 2008
Royal Society of Medicine