The Society for the Advancement of Anaesthesia in Dentistry

Dedicated to the advancement of knowledge in pain

and anxiety control for dentistry

www.saad.org.uk

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Saturday 26th September 2009

The Royal Society of Medicine 1 Wimpole Street London W1G 0AE Tel: (+44) (0)20 7290 2900 Fax: (+44) (0)20 7290 2992

Saturday 26 September 2009

9.00-9.30 Registration and coffee

09.30 Introduction to the day Diana Terry,

SAAD President Chair: Francis Collier 09.40-10.25 The Long Sedation Case: How do I manage it?

Sheldon Collins Joe Omar & André du Plessis

David Craig

10.25-10.50 Discussion

10.50-11.15 Break

11.15-11.45 Alternative/Complementary Anxiety Management: Hypnosis

Mike Gow

11.45-12.15 Alternative/Complementary Anxiety Management: Acupuncture

Dave Johnson

12.15-12.30 Discussion

12.30-12.40 The SAAD RA Machine Loan Scheme

12.40 Presentations

12.50-14.00 Lunch

Chair: Nigel Robb 14.00-14.20 Consent in England and Wales

Diana Terry

14.20-14.40 The Difference North of the Border

Martin Foster

14.40-15.00 Providing treatment for people who are unable (do not have the capacity) to consent

Graham Manley

15.00-15.20 The situation in Scotland for people who are unable (do not have the capacity) to consent

Avril Macpherson

15.20-15.45 Discussion

15.45 AGM

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This conference complies with GDC verifiable CPD requirements and provides 4 1/2 hours allowance

Practical Sedation: trances, needles and consent

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The Board of Trustees of SAAD would like to invite you and any other interested colleagues to attend our Conference. This year we are looking at three areas of interest, which have been asked for by members of the profession. Our aim is to provide you with practical tips on areas where SAAD members have sought advice as well as showing what other anxiety management techniques can offer our patients. We have organ-ised speakers who are clinically involved in the areas we have asked them to address, as well as being well recognised for their contributions to the debate in these areas.

The Speakers Sheldon Collins Having qualified from UCH Dental School in 1975 Sheldon established a practice where he first used IV Diazemuls sedation. In 1984 he pur-chased a practice where IV midazolam sedation was undertaken and has practised IV midazolam sedation since. In 2002 he undertook the Guy’s Diploma, as well as establishing Roving Dental Sedation Services as a peripatetic service. Since 2005 he has devoted his time to the RDSS and now lectures on section 63 courses on IV sedation.

(Yusof) Joe Omar Joe is a medical practitioner using conscious sedation for dental patients since 1984. With over 200 referring dentists in the London area, Joe has a vast experience base and has developed long treatment plans under sedation. He is on the Standing Committee on Sedation for Dentistry and on the Council of the Association of Dental Anaesthesia. Joe lec-tures on Sedation at the Eastman, UCL, and on Medical Emergencies at many national and international meetings.

André du Plessis André gained both his BMedSci and MBChB degrees from the Univer-sity of Pretoria. He has travelled extensively practising medicine. In the UK he has worked exclusively with the administration of conscious sedation. André holds a Diploma in Conscious Sedation and is presently enrolled in a Masters programme in Sedation and Pain Management. Since 2005 he has been coordinator of the Certificate programme in Conscious Sedation and Pain Management at Eastman CPD/UCL.

David Craig Consultant/Head of Sedation & Special Care Dentistry, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust. Member, Standing Committee on Sedation for Dentistry, Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of England. Committee Member, SAAD, Dental Sedation Teachers Group. Immediate Past Chairman, National Examining Board for Dental Nurses.

Mike Gow Mike is President of the British Society of Medical and Dental Hyp-nosis (Scotland), and has a Masters in Hypnosis Applied to Den-tistry. He has appeared on BBC TV demonstrating hypnosis for pain control in dentistry. Mike works in private practice at the Berkeley Clinic, Glasgow and often uses hypnosis instead of, or in conjunc-tion with, traditional conscious sedation techniques. He recently won Best Young Dentist – UK at The Dentistry Awards.

Dave Johnson David Johnson is a Wolfson Foundation Scholar graduating from Cardiff Dental School in 2001, with a research background. He is currently working in the CDS, mainly treating children and special needs patients. He previously held an Honorary Clinical Lecturer position in Oral Medicine at Cardiff Dental School. He is fully regis-tered with the British Dental Acupuncture Society, and has been using acupuncture as an adjunct to dental treatment since 2003. He is actively involved in practice-based research and audit within the areas of paediatric dentistry and dental acupuncture.

Diana Terry Diana has been associated with SAAD for 15 years and works as a Consultant Anaesthetist at University Hospitals Bristol. She is an Educational Supervisor with the Severn Deanery and runs Courses at Bristol Medical Simulation Centre.

Martin Foster Martin is the Assistant Clinical Director, Specialist in Paediatric Dentistry, NHS Lothian. He qualified Edinburgh and worked in General Practice before moving to a career in Community Dental Service which has included the Maximum Security Psychiatric Hospital at Carstairs. Martin has qualifications in Public Health, Management and Law and completed the legal examinations for admission to the Faculty of Advocates (Scottish Bar). He regularly speaks and advises on legal and ethical issues and was appointed as a local adviser with Dental Protection in 2000.

Graham Manley Graham is a specialist in Paediatric Dentistry, Dental Public Health and Special Care Dentistry. His current posts are as Consultant in Special Care Dentistry, Eastern and Coastal Kent Primary Care Trust and as Head of Department and Consultant in Special Care Dentistry at the Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability, Putney,London. Graham has been seconded as Consultant in Special Care Dentistry to the Department of Sedation and Special Care Dentistry at Guy’s.

Avril Macpherson Avril is a Specialist in Special Care Dentistry and Assistant Clinical Director in Lothian Salaried Primary Care Dental Service, where she is the clinical lead for special care & sedation. Her clinical and research interests include the dental management of medically com-promised patients, the role of propofol in sedation and sedation/GA in the management of adolescents and adults with special needs.

I want to attend the SAAD Conference and I am a nurse.

Payment £80 cheque made payable to SAAD

Saturday 26 September 2009

Royal Society of Medicine