IPAC - Dentist- CE Credit

 Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) - Dentist- CE Credit 

 📅 Upcoming Session:  Select the Event 

📍 Location: In-Person

Why Attend?

✔️ Stay compliant with Public Health & RCDSO IPAC standard requirements

✔️ Learn best practices for sterilization, disinfection, and PPE use

✔️ Hands-on demonstration of instrument reprocessing & aseptic techniques

✔️ Prevent cross-contamination and protect your patients & staff

Who Should Attend?

🔹 Dentists, Dental Assistants, Office Managers, and Staff

Course Highlights:

🦷 Understanding IPAC Standards & Regulations

🦷 Proper Use of PPE & Hand Hygiene Techniques

🦷 Instrument Sterilization & Disinfection Protocols

🦷 Environmental Cleaning & Waste Management

🦷 IPAC Audits & Compliance Best Practices

🎓 Earn 4 CE Credits 

 Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) - Dental Office Staff   

📅  Select the Event  

📍 Location: In-Person

Why Attend?

✔️ Stay compliant with Public Health & RCDSO IPAC standard requirements

✔️ Learn best practices for sterilization, disinfection, and PPE use

✔️ Hands-on demonstration of instrument reprocessing & aseptic techniques

✔️ Prevent cross-contamination and protect your patients & staff

Who Should Attend?

🔹Dental Assistants, Office Managers, and Staff

Course Highlights:

🦷 Understanding IPAC Standards & Regulations

🦷 Proper Use of PPE & Hand Hygiene Techniques

🦷 Instrument Sterilization & Disinfection Protocols

🦷 Environmental Cleaning & Waste Management

🦷 IPAC Audits & Compliance Best Practices

 Full Standard Course - Dental  Office Staff    

📅 Upcoming Session:   Select the Event 

📍 Location: In-Person

Why Attend?

 This training should be supplemented whenever necessary and  reviewed at least annually by means of staff meetings, attendance at continuing education courses and  through self-learning programs 

Who Should Attend?

🔹  Dental Assistants, Office Managers, and Staff

Course Highlights:

🦷 WHMIS,  Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System 

🦷 Understanding IPAC Standards & Regulations

🦷 Proper Use of PPE & Hand Hygiene Techniques

🦷 Instrument Sterilization & Disinfection Protocols

🦷 Environmental Cleaning & Waste Management

WHIMS-  Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System 

📅 Upcoming Session:   Select the Event  

📍 Location: In-Person

Why Attend?

  WHMIS is a national communication standard that  deals with hazardous materials in the workplace. Any  workplace, including a dental office, that uses materials  classified as “controlled products” under federal  legislation is required to: 

• supply labels for all controlled products that do not  have them; 
• ensure safety data sheets (SDS) are available for  these products;  
• educate and train workers about hazardous materials  in the workplace. 

Employers are obligated to uphold WHMIS standards  in their workplace and to that end, every dentist must  be familiar with the legislation. 

Who Should Attend?

🔹  Dentists, Health care Provider, Clinical Office Practice,   Office Managers, and Staff

Course Highlights:

  This comprehensive WHMIS 2015 course includes the new Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling for chemicals (GHS) enacted in 2015. It also covers content from the previous WHMIS system (WHMIS 1988). 

Infection Control and Prevention (IPAC) - Clinical Office Practice 

📅 Upcoming Session:  Select the Event 

📍 Location: In-Person

Why Attend?

    It is incumbent on a physician to protect individuals within his or her clinical office practice. This responsibility is not restricted to patients, but rather, includes clinical office staff and other visitors as well. Both from a structural and functional point of view there are ample opportunities for infection to be transmitted in an office setting. Infectious agents are not only spread person-to-person, but can also be spread indirectly through inanimate objects known as fomites, and the waiting room of a clinical office practice may be a source for many communicable diseases. As such, protective mechanisms must be in place, not only in direct patient management but in handling of the clinical office environment as well.

Who Should Attend?

🔹  Physician , Health care Provider,  Office Managers, and Staff

Course Highlights:

    Principles of infection prevention and control in a clinical office setting 

•  Legislation relating to clinical office practice and duties of physicians as employers and supervisors.
• Issues to consider when setting up a new clinical office.
• Rationale and tools for screening and risk assessment for infection.
• Recommendations for providing a clean clinical office environment.
• Guidance for reprocessing of reusable medical equipment.
• Protection and safety issues related to staff