Dental Foundation (DFT) Training is a period of training following qualification that builds on the achievements of the dental undergraduate curriculum.
Dental Foundation (DFT) Training is a period of training following qualification that builds on the achievements of the dental undergraduate curriculum.
The training aims to:
produce ‘a caring, competent, reflective practitioner who is able to develop their career in any branch of dentistry to the benefit of patients’ (A Curriculum for UK Dental Foundation Programme Training) and,
to enable the practitioner to demonstrate a level of competence appropriate for independent practice.
Foundation Training in General Dental Practice is mandatory in the UK for all dental graduates from UK schools who wish to practice in the National Health Service (NHS) under their own contract number.
All DF trainees attend a day release study programme of 30 days over the training year and maintain an E-Portfolio which is used as an educational aid throughout the training period.
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The public expect their doctors and dentists to be well trained, knowledgeable and skilled, and trust them to provide the highest standards of care throughout their professional lives.
To help meet this expectation, postgraduate medical and dental education (PMDE) builds on the work of universities to ensure the provision of the highest standards of education and training for trainee doctors and dentists.
In addition, organisations involved in PMDE facilitate established practitioners in maintaining their competence and performance, and continuing their professional and personal development.
The education and training of doctors and dentists in Northern Ireland is the responsibility of the Northern Ireland Medical and Dental Training Agency (NIMDTA).
The Northern Ireland Medical and Dental Training Agency was established as a Special Agency with effect from April 2004. It replaced the former Northern Ireland Council for Postgraduate Medical and Dental Education.
The Board of the Agency comprises a non-executive Chairman and five non-executive members (three lay members, one medical practitioner and one dental practitioner).
The Agency is accountable to the Department of Health for the performance of its functions and to the general public for ensuring that doctors and dentists are effectively trained to provide patients with the highest standards of care.
You will also need great communication and organisational skills as you will be responsible for looking after the equipment and maintaining high levels of cleanliness. Successful completion of the course will enable you to become a qualified dental nurse and register with the General Dental Council...
Our 2 day workshop will give you an insight into dentistry, as well as invaluable advice about getting on your chosen professional dentistry course.
You’ll gain the skills to elevate your clinical practice, expand your treatment options, and deliver superior patient care with better outcomes, ultimately enhancing your job satisfaction as you grow into a more skilled and confident practitioner.
This hands-on course is designed to train dentists to interpret and write reports on CBCT scans limited to dento-alveolar regions. The course content is modified from the Level 2 training criteria published in the latest UK guidelines.
City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma (equivalent level of study to 2 A Levels) includes two elements - knowledge and competency.
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