Webinars with a difference
Make our monthly live meetings a focus of your CPD activities.
Meet with other like-minded professionals, enjoy a presentation delivered by an expert (or experts; we have had panels from literally across the globe) and have the opportunity to learn from each other. All from the convenience of your internet connection.
Prior to the pandemic webinars had been steadily growing in popularity, but now their value as a medium not only for CPD but also to support each other should be clear to all.
Our upcoming (and recent previous) events are listed in the calendar. They normally take place at 8pm on the first Wednesday of the month. Complete 365 and Complete 1/12 subscribers are automatically enrolled. If you prefer to participate occasionally you can enrol in individual meetings, and your first one is free (see below for details).
If you would like to know more, please read on. Otherwise browse the calendar and we very much look forward to welcoming you in person at our next meeting!
Calendar
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3 Feb Power up your complaints skills Sue Boynton 3 Mar Trauma in the permanent dentition: Luxation injuries Maria Kalkani 5 May Rubber dam revisited James Wise 2 Jun 3D imaging for general dentistry Andrew Dawood 7 Jul Endodontics: Case selection and canal location John Rhodes 1 Sep Removable prosthetics: Common Misconceptions, Patient Assessment & Treatment Planning Upen Patel 6 Oct Sleep apnoea Claire Nightingale 1 Nov TBC TBC 1 Dec TBC TBC -
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23 Jan Making the most of The Dental Channel: Using the PDP/CPD template Andrew Gould 6 Feb Back to the Future: the Evolution of Endodontics since 1998 John Rhodes 6 Mar The good, the bad and the ugly of corporate dentistry Alon Preiskel 3 Apr The rapidly evolving dental market Simon Hughes 1 May Oral care in care homes Mike Wheeler 5 Jun Risk management/dento-legal - past, present and future? Raj Rattan 3 Jul Orthodontics and orthognathic surgery Claire Nightingale 5 Sep Drivers for change in infection control Caroline Pankhurst 2 Oct Early detection and prevention of oral cancer: a guide to the essentials Saman Warnakulasuriya 6 Nov Digital dentistry and the digital workflow James Wise 4 Dec Safeguarding children and young adults: case studies Monica Ivanova -
17 Jan Personal Development Planning Andrew Gould 7 Feb Body dysmorphic syndrome Tim Newton 7 Mar More sensible strategies for the management of tooth surface loss Martin Kelleher 18 Apr Dental management of the medically compromised patient James Wise 16 May Understanding GDPR for the Dental Professions: A Practical and Regulatory Analysis Sana Khan 6 Jun Patient safety in dentistry: LoCSIPS Tara Renton 11 Jul Tales of the unexpected Claire Nightingale 5 Sep Diagnosis and management of common oral fungal and viral infections Caroline Pankhurst 3 Oct Update in Conscious Sedation Chris Dickinson 7 Nov Acute pain: Effective management in general dental practice Nadine Khawaja 12 Dec Interceptive orthodontics: The role of the GDP in the management of the developing dentition Farah Padhani -
11 Jan Mental health and dental health: identifying problems Tim Newton 8 Feb The 2017 Dental Channel is GO! Andrew Gould 22 Mar Corporate dentistry: friend or foe? Alon Prieskel 22 Apr Antimicrobial stewardship Caroline Pankhurst 3 May The Orthodontic Slick Fix Stephen Powell 7 Jul Our social side Andrew Gould 6 Sep Dental management of patients with oral cancer Igor Blum 1 Nov Periodontal regeneration: A valid clinical treatment option? Nikos Donos 15 Nov Enhanced CPD Essentials: What dentists and DCPs need to know Andrew Gould 6 Dec Immediate loading of dental implants Alon Preiskel -
13 Jan Oral surgery: Oral antral fistulae Tara Renton 3 Feb Orthodontic indices: assessment (IOTN), referral and outcomes (PAR) Farah Padhani 11 Feb Enhanced CPD - Helping the GDC to shape the future Laurence Mudford 2 Mar Update on Salivary Gland Disease Mark McGurk 6 April Diagnostic skills in paediatric dentistry Sanjeev Sood 4 May Anaphylaxis in dental practice Joanna Lukawska 1 Jun Micro-invasive caries treatment with resin infiltration Malihe Moeinian 6 Jul The A-Z of emerging pathogens and their impact on dental infection control Caroline Pankhurst 14 Sep Ethics in practice James Wise 5 Oct Cosmetic dentistry? First do no harm? Martin Kelleher 2 Nov The Dental Channel's new service for 2017 Andrew Gould 7 Dec Surgical endodontics John Rhodes -
12 Jan The case is altered Damien Walmsley 4 Feb Adhesion: bonding to enamel and dentine Angus Walls 4 Mar What went wrong(in endodontics) John Rhodes 6 April An introduction to Digital Professionalism: where professional and personal lives collide Bernadette John 4 May Safeguarding Children: 2015 update Sanjeev Sood, Siobhan McGrath 1 Jun Oral Health Care for People Living with Dementia; what the dental team should know Vicky Jones 7 Oct An introduction to hypodontia and its management Igor Blum 4 Nov Candida Infections of the Oral Cavity Saman Warnakulasuriya 7 Dec What's new in infection control in primary dental care Caroline Pankhurst
What happens?
Our virtual meetings are normally scheduled for the first Wednesday of the month (except August when we have a break) at 8pm. We encourage participants to join at least 10 minutes early to avoid a last-minute rush and have time to say hello.
During the webinar you will be able to view the presentation, see the presenter(s) and comment via a text chat facility. Messages can be either public or private.
Webinars are similar to but not the same as face-to-face meetings, which is why we put a great deal of attention into planning interactive events that will engage, inform and help improve your practice. The format may be similar to the traditional lecture, with a presentation followed by discussion. Sometimes it is divided into discrete parts, with input invited from participants via text chat, polls or similar.
If you have a microphone or webcam you are welcome (and encouraged) to use them during the discussions, but they are not obligatory.
Recordings with a difference
Recordings of meetings are used to create interactive on-demand versions of the presentations. We aim to publish these approximately 4-6 weeks after the live broadcast.
The dynamics of live and on-demand events are different, so the editing reflects this. Interactive components are added to replicate those used in the live events and additional ones to help make the most of the experience.
The on-demand versions are based on the presentation. Participants are not identified in order to respect privacy.
The best way to use our service is to attend the live webinars and then use the on-demand version to review and follow-up the training.
Recognition
We piloted the use of webinars in early 2006 to deliver live training online as a complement to our highly successful self-paced CD-ROM titles produced on behalf of the Department of Health. The response was overwhelmingly positive so we commenced delivering monthly events from April that year.
We have been fortunate to receive multiple awards from the e-learning industry for our various e-learning activities. We were delighted to be awarded the e-learning Award 2008 for the "Best use of synchronous learning". 'Synchronous learning' is the technical term for webinars.
Join in!
Members holding a current Complete 365 or Complete 1/12 subscription are automatically enrolled, with the meeting listed in the Learning Hub. If you would rather enrol in meetings on an ad-hoc basis, select the one month individual course subscription.
First webinar is free
Enrol in your first live event for by applying the coupon code FREEWEBINAR to the one month subscription.
We are confident that you will find our live webinars engaging events that will help keep you up to date and improve your professional practice. We look forward to welcoming you to our next meeting.
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