Unit 301 302- guidelines and issues Flashcards
list 9 gdc principles
patients interests
communication with pts
valid consent
protect pt info
complaints procedure
working with colleagues
maintain professional knowledge
concerns raised
maintained behaviour
infection control + staff 3 policies
HTM 01-05- infection control policy
inoculation policy
staff immunisation
dental radiography 4 policy
ionising radiation policy
IRR and IR ME R
radiation protection file
local rules
safety 3 policies
health and safety
COSHH
RIDDOR
confidentiality 4 polices
information governance
data protection act
caldicott
access to health records
duty of candour
requirements when treatment goes wrong like reasonable support, truth, apology, open, honest about risks
duty of care
standard to protect patients safety
equality act
protects discrimination, age, ethnicity, providing fair treatments and options, preventing unconscious biases
direct access
dental professionals seeing patients without dentist prescription
valid consent
informed, voluntary, capacity, specific
mental capacity
ability to make decision 16+
gillick consent
under 16 must understand treatment and risks and alternatives
5 british values
democracy- allows rights, freedom, polictical infulence
rule of law- law is maintained
individual liberty- right to believe, act, express, freedom
mutual respect and tolerance- respect for different beliefs
how many hours of cpd over 5 years
50
cpd hours of medical emergency over 5 years
10
5 fitness to practice
professional working with no evidence of criminal conviction, drug, alcohol missue, aggressive behaviour, fraud, underlying health conditions
what is the CQC
care quality commission ensures adequate standards in health and social settings
what is reflection
is to recognise ways of working and how to improve performance by analysing actions and evaluating yourself
like pdp, swot, any new learning, what’s preventing me threats? what helped me achieve this, summary of progress
how long to reply to access to health records
40 days
what nhs form for nhs patients standard chart
FP25
how long does practices keep records for what age
11 years, 25 year old
what act implies access to records
data protection act
dental nurse acts of parliament
dentist act 1984
health and social care act 2008
what is clinical governance
NHS framework for quality assurance
what form is for NHS patients for treatment
FP17
what NHS form for prescriptions
FP10 D
when can information be shared without consent
-road traffic accident
-criminal
-for court/solicitor
what is information governance
quality assurance system to ensure safety and use of information
types of abuse 5
-physical
-neglect
-sexual
-financial
-emotional
complaints procedure 6
-responsibility
-acknowledgement
-investigation
-timescale
-report or appeal
-records
who to contact when concerned about a professional 4
-GDC
-colleague (lead)
-dental defence
-healthcare commission
5 steps in carrying out risk assessment
-identify the risk
-identify the harm
-control
-record
-review
what fires are red fire extinguisher used on
all but electrical
class A - F fires
A- wood paper
B- flammable liquids
C- flammable gases
D- reactive metals oxide in air
E- electrical
F- liquid fats
which other 2 fire extinguishers are used on all fires
black and blue
which 3 diseases should be reported to RIDDOR
legionella
hep b/c
HIV
minimum years for hazardous waste to be kept before collection
3 years
3 ways mercury can cause harm to body
- inhalation- vapours
-absorption- absorbed by skin
-ingestion
how to manage a amalgam spill
- PPE
- suck up small globules in a syringe
- put in waste container
how to check gas leaks
-visual inspections any sounds
-electrical gas analyser every year
how to check pressure vessels- autoclaves and gas cylinders
cleaning and checking seals
making sure correct pressures
what is public liability insurance
insurance from claim form complaint
what is a purple bin for
cytotoxic
what is orange bin for
body fluids or any infectious disease
what does GDPR stand for
general data protection radiation
what is needed to patient read there own dental records
subject access request
what is needed for pt to share info with others
individual rights
what is it when practices need to hold information for 11 years
legal obligation
request by media or organisation goes under what act
freedom of information act
who is responsible to ensure that complaint procedure is followed
responsible person
once complaint is solved what should happen with the records
stored in complaint file
second action of complaint procedure
set timescale
who should nhs patient complain to
commissioning body
what should not be part of the investigation
admission of liabilty
what act is under of giving pt a goodwill gesture
consumer rights act
what should not be done in house procedures
display number of complaints resolved
people in the practice should be ////// putting up complaints procedure on display
responsible
what is untoward incidents
unexpectedly with unfavourable outcomes
what act protects whistleblowers from being abused from employer
public interest disclosure
who to report to about the practice environment
health and safety executive
when can a concern cannot by investigated in the workplace
involving the employer
who to report for stealing money
GDC
who to report if you know there doing something wrong
public concern at work
what term is used on something that happened and has been dealt with
root cause analysis
when would dental nurse do extended duties
following competency training
when would a dentist carry out treatment alone
out of hours
