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Why should nurses look in mouths?

24th Jul 2023
7:30 - 8:10am (GMT)
24th Jul 2023
7:30 - 8:10am (GMT)
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The first webinar in the new series Diabetes and Oral Health:

Why should nurses look in mouths?

The how, when and why of oral health assessment for nurses and midwives

An overview of the anatomy of the mouth and how to do an oral assessment by Jill Iliffe - Commonwealth Nurses and Midwifery Federation:

  1. Update on oral anatomy
  2. Importance of oral health to general health
  3. Practical guide to oral health assessment for nurses and midwives
  4. Contribution of nurses and midwives to improving population oral health.

This 40-minute live webinar will be recorded and made available on demand.

Nurses and midwives are in a unique position to raise awareness about the importance of oral health and provide oral health education to individuals, families and communities. Implementing preventive measures early will alleviate individual pain, discomfort and disfigurement and reduce the economic burden of oral diseases on individuals and the health system.

A collaboration between Learn With Nurses, C3 Collaborating for Health and the Commonwealth of Nurses and Midwifery Federation.

Funded by Burdett Trust for Nursing

Summary

This live webinar will provide medical practitioners the necessary skills to recognise oral conditions associated with diabetes. It will be led by an expert in the field – Jill Iliffe of the CNMF – and will cover the anatomy of the mouth and how to do an oral assessment. It will be valuable in teaching professionals how to identify preventative measures early on so that individuals, families, and communities can receive the benefits of improved oral health. Don't miss it – register for the live session today!

Learning objectives

Learning Objectives:

  1. Describe the anatomy of the mouth and the components of an oral assessment.
  2. Assess the impact of poor oral hygiene on the health of a patient in the short and long term.
  3. Articulate the importance of therapeutic nurse-patient relationships in providing oral health education.
  4. Discuss strategies for implementing preventive dentistry measures early to alleviate discomfort and pain, as well as reducing economic burden.
  5. Comprehend the benefits to be gained when health professionals from different disciplines join forces to create better health outcomes.
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24th Jul 2023
7:30 - 8:10am (GMT)
Hosted on MedAll
Attendance certificate available
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Free
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