#dentalofficereprocessing – Big Red Canoe Club

Ergonomics, Fit Testing, and Air Quality

Presented by: Michael Langlois

Understanding the importance of a safe work environment is paramount in the field of dentistry. Langlois Safety, Niagara’s premier Health and Safety Training company, will assist us in navigating the foundations and best practices for ergonomics, air quality, and fit testing within the clinic. Discussing and analyzing common misconceptions surrounding these key factors, will allow us to have a well-defined understanding of how to utilize these practices in the workplace.

Reprocessing

Presented by: Shauneen Ryan

Infection Control is an important part of safe patient care. By understanding the infectious disease process and how it is impacted by proper infection control protocol we can eliminate the risk of infection for both patients and practitioners. Participants will obtain the knowledge to properly implement necessary infection prevention and control measures in the dental practice. This lecture consolidates published recommendations from authoritative government agencies as well as regulatory bodies and professional associations.

Disinfections and Water Lines

Presented by: April Smith

This session will provide a comprehensive review of the 3 steps required for implementing and maintaining a successful dental unit waterline protocol. DUWLs provide a critical element to nearly all dental procedures and it is essential to ensure that the water is safe for human consumption and that dental practices are in compliance with regulatory guidance.

Intro To Manuals and IPAC

Author: Susan McGuire

This course will explore the key components to a comprehensive IPAC plan and how to use current regulated IPAC protocols in your office. With a focus on required documentation, including; maintenance log sheets, MIFU requirements, Safety Data Sheets and more. Together, we will identify some of the major goals for offices such as reducing staff time related to the increased documentation burden, and decreasing the risk of accidentally delivering improperly sterilized instruments to patients.