Juin / juillet 2010 - Volume 47 No 3 - Ordre des dentistes du Québec
Juin / juillet 2010 - Volume 47 No 3 - Ordre des dentistes du Québec
Juin / juillet 2010 - Volume 47 No 3 - Ordre des dentistes du Québec
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PROFESSIONAL INSPECTION<br />
the purpose of this presentation is to explain the reason<br />
for professional inspection, how it is related to the Order’s<br />
many other tasks and, above all, how its primary mission is<br />
to help dentists. the presentation will first look at the legal<br />
bases of professional inspection, the inspection program,<br />
the team who carries it out, the protocol applied, the fields<br />
of practice targeted and the problems encountered and<br />
possible solutions.<br />
the presentation is intended to spark a discussion<br />
allowing dentists to clearly understand the objective of<br />
professional inspection, and its difficulties and limitations.<br />
it is also an opportunity to suggest ways of enhancing<br />
the program.<br />
by the end of the presentation and question period,<br />
members will have gained an understanding of the entire<br />
inspection program, its background and the goal of bringing<br />
it closer to members of the profession while at the same<br />
time ensuring public protection. After all, public protection<br />
calls for seamless collaboration between the Order and<br />
its members. Page 29<br />
CURRICULUM VITAE – Dr. SOPHIE LABELLE<br />
DENTAL EDUCATION<br />
Dr. Sophie Labelle earned a bSc in biology from the Université <strong>du</strong> québec à Montréal in 1989,<br />
and a DMD from the Université de Montréal in 1994. in 1999, she was certified as a CPR<br />
instructor by the Heart and Stroke Foundation of québec (HSFq).<br />
She has been a master CPR instructor with the HSFq since 2003. She is also certified by<br />
the HSFq as a master instructor in defibrillation (2004), first aid (2007) and anaphylaxis (2008).<br />
in addition to her general practice in Ville-émard, she teaches courses for members of<br />
the dental profession on how to deal with medical emergencies in dental offices and on<br />
cardiopulmonary resuscitation.<br />
the purpose of this presentation is to familiarize participants<br />
with the most common types of medical emergencies in<br />
dental settings and show them how to respond effectively<br />
to cardiac, glycemic, allergic or other medical emergencies.<br />
the presentation will look in detail at the different types<br />
of medical emergencies and then review the medications<br />
in the first-aid kit recommended by the <strong>Ordre</strong> <strong>des</strong> <strong>dentistes</strong><br />
DENTAL RECORD KEEPING<br />
DEALING WITH MEDICAL EMERGENCIES IN DENTAL OFFICES<br />
the purpose of this presentation is to discuss dental<br />
records, using an approach based on the realities of a<br />
modern dental practice and the many medical and legal<br />
requirements. First of all, the presentation will briefly<br />
review the need for patient records, their legal bases<br />
and use as evidence in court cases. next, the general<br />
principles of record keeping will be addressed, in<br />
particular record content, changes, ownership, access<br />
and confidentiality. Computerized records and their<br />
specific requirements will also be discussed.<br />
the second part of the presentation will look at<br />
the technical aspects of records and their practical<br />
applications, using examples, to help dentists manage<br />
their patient records as efficiently as possible, in view<br />
of office constraints and the related obligations, in<br />
particular as concerns professional inspection. Page 29<br />
<strong>du</strong> québec. Specific attention will be paid to preventing such<br />
medical emergencies. Protocols for dealing with medical<br />
emergencies will also be suggested, to help the dental team<br />
cope with the stress associated with such situations.<br />
Some specific points will be addressed to highlight the<br />
potential problems unique to dentistry and help dentists<br />
and their teams plan to deal effectively with emergencies.<br />
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