Oral Health and Safety Aren't Optional, Neither is the Bottom Line
Audience: Dentists, New Dentists, Hygienists, Dental Assistants, Office Staff, Dental Residents & Dental Students
Course Description:
As we emerge from the public health emergency, the challenges of the healthcare system and variations in the healthcare experience of Americans have become increasingly apparent. This awareness is resulting in changes in the healthcare culture and clinical practice. Changes in business models are also increasing and impacting the profession and patient experience. Understanding the drivers influencing health experiences and outcomes and the shifts in business models is valuable to us as health care professionals and to our communities. The Summit will share how the changing oral healthcare systems and models of care impact dentistry and increase your understanding of safety protocols and scope of considerations for whole person health and improved health outcomes.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify the social determinants of health that have an impact on oral health outcomes
- Be able to describe a culture of safety
- Identify opportunities for the dental workforce to reduce oral health disparities
- Identify benefits of incorporating oral health into overall patient care
- Evaluate the reasons for growth of DSOs over the last decade
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