Establishing a clear view of the past, as a lens through which to view future Dental Nurse contributions within the dental team.
Aims:
To provide an insight to the history of dental nursing set within the context of the evolution of dentistry.
Objectives:
- Throughout history those conducting dentistry have been assisted.
- Dental nursing has been a recognised occupation since the end of the 1800.
- The dental nurses have contributed to wider public health initiatives since the early 1900’s.
- There is a substantial historical archive documentation charting the challenges experienced in establishing dental nursing in the early years.
- Sound education and training have underpinned dental nurse practice for over 100 years.
Learning Content: Set Dental Nursing into accurate historical context - tracing Dental Nursing back for at least the past 100 years.
Development outcome: The CPD event meets the criteria for the GDC’s development
outcomes B & C.
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Head of Digital and Lifelong Learning, University of Kent
Dr Debbie Reed, Doctor of Education and Head of Digital and Lifelong Learning (DaLL) at the University of Kent. Debbie is a GDC registrant and was the first British Association of Dental Nurses Chair of the Executive Committee from October 2015...