Medical Emergencies in the Dental Practice (Annual Update)
Recognise and respond to the emergencies most likely to happen in a dental setting.
Free 30-minute explainer: hours, cycles, PDPs, verifiable evidence and annual statements.
Cycles, hours by registrant group and the two-year minimum.
Aims, objectives, outcomes, QA and certificates.
Linking learning to your field of practice.
Annual statements, eGDC and record-keeping.
Free certificate and CPD planner download.
Confused by enhanced CPD? This free module explains the GDC scheme in plain English: how many verifiable hours each registrant group needs across a five-year cycle, the minimum every two years, what makes CPD "verifiable", how to build a personal development plan, the highly-recommended and recommended topics, and how and when to submit your annual statement.
Finish with a printable planner to map your cycle.
Issued the moment you complete the final module. Every certificate lists the course aims and objectives, anticipated learning outcomes, the quality-assurance process and 0.5 CPD hrs — the elements the GDC requires for verifiable CPD. Non-registrants can use it as CQC training evidence and for appraisals.
Based on 488 learner reviews · 3 shown
Quick, verifiable and relevant. I completed three core topics in one weekend and logged them the same day.
Perfect for my annual medical emergencies update. Aligned with Resus Council guidance and the certificate has everything the GDC asks for.
As decontamination lead I found the HTM 01-05 content accurate and practical. Used the audit section to tidy up our logs before inspection.
Immediately. Access opens the moment your order is confirmed and you can learn from any device, in any order, as many times as you like.
A short multiple-choice or scenario-based assessment at the end of the course with instant results. You can retake it as many times as you need at no extra cost.
Yes. Practices can buy multiple places on one invoice and receive a training matrix for CQC evidence. Contact us for team pricing.
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