Potential SAAD supervisors must demonstrate their own relevant knowledge, skills and experience before supervising sedation new starters. Supervisors are expected to have completed a minimum of 50* cases of the technique being supervised, over the preceding two-year period or be able to evidence active involvement in sedation supervision or teaching.
*This number must not include any cases completed during the supervisor's own supervised clinical practice.
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Register for the series to have access to the recording of the first three webinars in the series
Tuesday 5 March
Managing complex cases
Chaired by Carole Boyle with Emily Sherwin and Damien Reilly
7-8pm
Helping your patient get through an urgent dental appointment - Tips and tools in behavioural management
Chaired by Yi Loo, with Jennifer Hare & Chris Williams
Recording available
Principles of Sedation Service Design: Enhancing Patient Care and Practice Performance
Chaired by Carole Boyle with Paul Howlett and Frank Clough
Recording available
Environmental sustainability & sedation
Chaired by Yi Loo with Zahra Shehabi
Recording available
The winner is: Charlotte Richards for ‘Dexmedetomidine: pharmacology and its use as a sedative agent’
SAAD President Sadie Hughes congratulating Charlotte Richards on winning the 2023 DJ Essay Prize
The winner is Laura Irving for ‘Do children from more deprived backgrounds have a higher chance of becoming dentally anxious?’
The winner is Viviet Makota for ‘A Special Care Dentistry case study’
SAAD President Sadie Hughes congratulating Viviet Makota on winning the 2023 DCP Report Prize
First prize: Xin Hui Yeo for ‘Remimazolam: is it safe?’
Xin Hui Yeo with Zahra Shehabi
Second prize: David Drysdale for ‘Patient reported outcome measures (PROMs) for intravenous sedation (IVS), Second Cycle’
SAAD President Sadie Hughes congratulating David Drysdale on winning the 2023 Poster Presentation 2nd Prize
Click here for details of the SAAD prizes!