Medical Emergency principles in Dental care settings

Joint Conference on Nursing, Diabetes & Medical Case Report

October 28-29, 2021 | Webinar

Caroline Bilen

The compass Health Consultancy â?? UAE

Keynote: J Nurs Care

Abstract :

Medical emergencies in dental care could be life-threatening and can occur at any time in the dental clinic. It can happen to anyone, from the anxious patient in the reception area to the elderly diabetic who was advised to skip meals before coming to his or her appointment. Dental care teams should be fully aware of medical emergencies plan in order to manage patient safety in dental care settings.This include : 1. Be familiar with the various types of emergencies that may occur in dental care settings. 2. Should be able to recognize symptoms using clinical judgment and skills. 3. Implement properly the medical emergency plan in the dentist clinic. 4. Use of emergency medication and equipment properly. Conclusion: In dental settings, patient safety is critical and medical emergencies can be prevented. The dental care team has to be regularly trained to manage an effective emergency medical plan in dentat settings.

Biography :

Caroline Bilen Founder- CEO of The Compass Health Consultancy Healthcare Consultant & Trainer Caroline is recognized as a leader, consultant, and trainer in the healthcare industry. She has a BSN in nursing with a solid medical background with more than 29 years of experience in health care management and accreditation and 15 years of experience in the international health care industry and medical solutions. Caroline is a trainer for Infection Control, Surgical safety, and patient safety programs. She held the position of Operating Room Nursing Manager, Director of Homecare Lebanon, and Scientific Affairs and Education Manager in CEEMEA regions. Since 2019, Caroline is managing a healthcare consultancy firm to assist healthcare facilities to reach their key performs indicators via executing tailor-made solutions and education programs. Caroline is passionate about patient safety and is regularly engaged as a keynote speaker and moderator at international and national symposia. She is a published author, and her work has been broadly published and quoted in the media. She is a member of many local and international scientific organizations as well as a member of the Worldwide Association of Female Professionals