Annual Presidential and Scientific Meeting 2018 No walls too high to climb

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1 Annual Presidential and Scientific Meeting 2018 No walls too high to climb Looking at the complex issues found in the Community Dental Service workload of today Wednesday 10 October Friday 12 October 2018 City Hotel, Derry, Northern Ireland BOOK NOW UP TO 8 DEVELOPMENT OUTCOME hours 45 mins CPD Sponsored by

2 Introduction Dear Colleagues, As the President of the BDA CDS Group it is an honour and pleasure to invite you to the city of Derry to attend the BDA CDS Group Annual Presidential and Scientific Meeting The conference will be held in the City Hotel which is very central and within walking distance of the social venues. The Community Dental Service is increasingly seeing patients with more complex problems and this year s conference, No walls too high to climb, aims to look at the many walls the community dental team need to climb before undertaking dental care. In selecting speakers for this conference I have drawn on suggestions from colleagues who are facing more challenging patient circumstances. The speakers have been invited from a range of disciplines to explore issues that complicate patient management. Topics covered over the course of the conference will include management of the older mouth; medical issues that impinge on providing dental care; bleeding and cardiac concerns; causes and management of osteonecrosis of the jaw; dental radiology; issues around cancer therapies; managing patients with behavioural problems; and quality improvement. This year the Open Forum will be on Thursday and the AGM on Friday to allow the CPD to be divided more evenly over the two days. On the social side there will be the Wednesday night quiz for the Bath and Beyond trophy, with intellectual prowess enhanced by some beer tasting and yummy food in the Walled City Brewery. On Thursday night the Black Tie Dinner will be in St Columb s Hall, with a brass band ensemble to get us dancing. Derry has much to offer: walking tours of the city walls, history, architecture, museums and the craic. It is also a gateway to North West Ireland for those who can stay longer. I look forward to seeing you and making the walls easier to climb! Jude Anderson President-Elect BDA CDS Group After qualifying from Queen s University, Belfast, in 1984, Jude joined the Southern Trust Community Dental Service where she began her career working with people with special needs. Subsequently she moved to the Western Trust as a senior dental officer for special needs, becoming an associate specialist in In addition, she worked as a dentist on St Helena, as general dental practitioner doing evening sessions and as a locum on-call maxillofacial SHO. In 2009 she was accepted onto the Specialist Register for Special Care Dentistry and in 2010 she held a part-time consultant post in the Belfast Dental School. She is active within the BDA CDS Group both at a regional and national level. Programme Wednesday 10 October 2018 Walled City Brewery, Derry 20:00 Welcome dinner, beer tasting and quiz Hosted by President-Elect Jude Anderson Thursday 11 October 2018 City Hotel, Derry 09:00 Registration, refreshments and exhibition 09:25 Welcome 09:30 Introduction, valedictory address and installation of president Session 1 10:00 Management of the heavily restored aging dentition Risk assessing older patients for dental diseases The shortened dental arch and when it can be applied Transitioning to edentulousness The role of implants in the older patient. Martina Hayes, Senior Lecturer in Restorative Dentistry, University College Cork 10:45 Hot topics in oral medicine Review of commonly presenting oral medicine conditions: key points of clinical presentation, management and when to refer Update on current controversies in oral medicine: use of interesting case presentations to highlight current diagnostic dilemmas. Richeal Ni Ríordáin, Clinical Lecturer in Oral Medicine, UCL Eastman Dental Institute and Cork University Dental School and Hospital 11:30 Refreshments, exhibition and poster display 12:00 Dead jaw an OMFS update on MRONJ Cover an update on MRONJ Explore the ways the maxillofacial surgical service can work with the CDS to facilitate the care of MRONJ patients Offer tips and tricks on how to manage MRONJ patients and avoid complications. Amir Ketabchi, Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Altnagelvin Area Hospital, Derry 12:30 Bleedin dental patients Review of the common disorders of the coagulation system haemophilia, Von Willebrands disease and the challenge they pose to dentistry Bleeding history to help the undiagnosed patient with a bleeding disorder Blood tests do s and don ts to investigate a bleeding disorder. Gary Benson, Director, Northern Ireland Haemophilia Comprehensive Care Centre 13:00 Lunch, exhibition and poster display Session 2 14:00 A multidisciplinary team approach to the dental management of cardiac inpatients Share the Protocol for Dental Management of Cardiac Inpatients, Antrim Area Hospital, Northern Trust Findings of a dental audit of cardiac patients assessed and treated by the Specialist Dental Team Review of case studies to demonstrate working practice Demonstrate the importance of multidisciplinary teamwork. Maeve Bradley, Senior Community Dentist and Specialist in Special Care Dentistry, Specialist Dental Services, Antrim Area Hospital, NHSCT, Northern Ireland

3 Programme Programme 14:30 Cardiology and dental overlap Identifying high-risk patients Explain some of the logic behind what cardiologists do and why How to move forward together. Paul Horan, Consultant Cardiologist and Lead Clinician, Northern Trust 15:00 Refreshments, exhibition and poster display 15:30 Osteomyelitis and Osteonecrosis: imaging considerations Review radiographic features of osteomyelitis/osteonecrosis on 2-D and 3-D imaging modalities Overview of imaging protocols in monitoring disease progression Niall O Neill, Dental Radiology SpR, Guy s Hospital 16:15 Open Forum 16:45 Close 19:30 Drinks reception St Columb s Hall, Derry 20:00 Black Tie Dinner St Columb s Hall, Derry Friday 12 October :00 Registration, refreshments and exhibition Session 3 09:25 Welcome 09:30 Neutropenic sepsis the what, the why, and the what now Defining neutropenic sepsis How to spot the neutropenic patient The importance of awareness of potential neutropenia Optimal management of this patient population. Conal McConville, Consultant Haematologist, Altnagelvin Area Hospital, Western Health and Social Care Trust 10:00 The changing face of head and neck cancer and its radiotherapeutic management Provide an overview of the traditional aetiological factors and incidence of head and neck cancer and how these have begun to evolve over the last decade Summarise the basic principles of radiotherapy, its planning and treatment delivery methods Outline the significant toxicity profile associated with a course of radical head and neck radiotherapy, and the quality of life implications for patients. Kar-lee Brown, Head and Neck Clinical Site Specialist Radiographer, Cancer Centre, Belfast City Hospital 10:45 Refreshments, exhibition and poster display Session 4 11:15 An update on the dental management of patients undergoing cancer therapy Detail the risk assessment when planning dental care for patients undergoing cancer therapy Outline the treatment planning considerations Provide clinical scenarios that demonstrate the above. Navdeep Kumar, Consultant in Special Care Dentistry and Clinical Lead Dental Medicine, UCLH NHS Foundation Trust and Honorary Senior Lecturer, UCL 12:00 Dental aspects of head and neck oncology Discuss the effects of head and neck cancer on oral tissues Outline aspects of oral rehabilitation for the head and neck cancer patient Explore the challenges in maintaining oral health in this patient group. Simon Killough, Consultant in Restorative Dentistry, Belfast HSC Trust 12:45 Lunch, exhibition and poster display Raffle prize winners on display 13:45 Save the date CDS Group Annual Presidential and Scientific Meeting 2019 York Gillian Greenwood, BDA CDS Group President-Elect :50 Transforming healthcare using quality improvement and innovation How to use quality improvement scientific methodology to engage staff and enhance patient care Understanding the systems we work in, to improve services Project ECHO innovative telementoring to create communities of practice. Ruth Gray, Lead in Prison Dentistry, Quality Improvement Fellow, South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust, Northern Ireland 14:20 Practical experience of clinical holding Define clinical holding and discuss considerations for its use Share practical experience in using clinical holding. Emily Sherwin, Consultant in Special Care Dentistry, Guy s and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust 14:50 Refreshments, exhibition and poster display 15:15 Self-guided cognitive behavioural therapy for dentally anxious children: it really works! Gain an overview of the evidence-base for the use of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) to manage paediatric anxiety disorders Gain a greater insight into children s dental anxiety Appreciate how and when the dental team could apply a self-guided CBT resource for dentally anxious children within different dental settings. Helen Rodd, Professor and Honorary Consultant in Paediatric Dentistry, School of Clinical Dentistry, University of Sheffield Session 5 16:00 Annual General Meeting (for BDA members) 16:30 Close Speaker biographies can be found online at /speakers

4 Poster competition Venue, directions and booking information Don t forget to enter the annual BDA CDS Group Presidential and Scientific Meeting poster competition. There are two categories: 1) For trainees working within SPCDS 2) For service development projects/audits for the whole dental team within SPCDS. Prizes will be awarded for the three best posters in each category. Entrants must complete an application form by Friday 31 August Posters to be submitted as a PDF or Word document by Friday 21 September 2018 and will be judged before the conference. Posters are to be displayed at the conference. For more information please visit Conference City Hotel Queens Quay Derry County Londonderry BT48 7AS Wednesday night dinner, beer tasting and quiz Walled City Brewery 70 Ebrington Square and Parade Ground, Derry, County Londonderry BT47 6FA Save the date for CDS October 2019 York Black Tie Dinner St Columb's Hall 18 Orchard Street, Derry County Londonderry BT48 6EG The conference meets the educational criteria set by the GDC for verifiable CPD (8 hours and 45 minutes in total) and is certified by the British Dental Association. Hotel accommodation The headquarters hotel is the City Hotel where we have secured exclusive rates for attendees. To book please visit cityhotelderry.com and enter in the date(s) you wish to stay. Once on the booking place click on Add code and select Rate Access/ Corporate Code and the word Dental to unlock the rates. If you experience any problems please contact the hotel directly on For other hotel options please visit Further information Please contact: Sarah Rockliff, Events Executive, British Dental Association, 64 Wimpole Street, London W1G 8YS events@bda.org

5 Booking form BDA CDS Group Conference No walls too high to climb Please complete this form in BLOCK CAPITALS and post it back with your payment to Sarah Rockliff, Events Department, British Dental Association, 64 Wimpole Street, London W1G 8YS Tel: Delegate: Please photocopy this form for multiple bookings. Title: First name: Surname: Job title: Organisation: BDA membership number (if applicable): GDC number (if applicable): Address: Postcode: Telephone: Mobile: Booking/payment contact (if different from above): Any special requirements, such as dietary needs or disabled facilities? I would like to attend (please tick): Wednesday 10 October 2018 Welcome Dinner 40 per person (all attendees) Thursday 11 October 2018 Clinical lectures 150 per person (BDA member) 200 per person (Non-member) 120 per person (FD/VDP, StR, student, senior member) 40 per person (DCP) Thursday 11 October 2018 Black Tie Dinner 55 per person (all attendees) Friday 12 October 2018 Clinical lectures 150 per person (BDA member) 200 per person (Non-member) 120 per person (FD/VDP, StR, student, senior member) 40 per person (DCP) Special two-day booking rate 260 (BDA member) 350 (Non-member) 195 (FD/VDP, StR, student, senior member) 60 (DCP) BDA members booking to attend the two days only can book online at All costs include VAT, refreshments, a buffet lunch and all course documentation Please write event code EV375 on the back of the cheque Please note that if your place will be paid by a third party (such as your Trust), we still need a completed booking form from each delegate. If your Trust requires an invoice, please contact us first as your Trust needs to fill in an Invoice request form. Payment MUST be received prior to the event. Our cancellation policy, terms and conditions are available at bda.org/events Due to unforeseen circumstances, the programme may change and the BDA reserves the right to cancel the event or alter the venue and/or speakers. Payment: I enclose a cheque for made payable to the British Dental Association Or Please debit my credit / debit card (delete as applicable) Visa MasterCard Card number: Cardholder signature: Expiry date: Date: For data security, if booking using this form, you will need to call us with your 3 digit card security number - we cannot process your booking without it. Please photocopy this Call form for multiple bookings. Stay in touch The BDA will hold your personal data on its computer database and process it in accordance with the Data Protection Act. Further details at: bda.org/legal/privacy-policy Do you wish to receive correspondence about: National and local events Please note: we cannot send s to generic info@ type addresses. Products and services Approved partners and suppliers To opt out at anytime mydetails@bda.org. PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL BOOKING CONFIRMATIONS ARE SENT BY