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2024 WVDHA Fall Annual Session

Sat, Sep 21

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BridgeValley CTC Advanced Technology Cen

Join us for MEDICAL EMERGENCIES and OPIOIDS & SUBSTANCE ABUSE topics featuring Michelle Klenk, RDH, EdD, on September 21, 2024 at Bridgevalley CTC—South Charleston Campus! We will finish the day with in-person NARCAN TRAINING. Registration includes: Light Breakfast, Lunch, & 6CEU!

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2024 WVDHA Fall Annual Session
2024 WVDHA Fall Annual Session

Time & Location

Sep 21, 2024, 8:00 AM

BridgeValley CTC Advanced Technology Cen, 2001 Union Carbide Drive, South Charleston, WV 25303, USA

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Session #1: MEDICAL EMERGENCIES: PREPARE FOR THE WORST/WORK FOR THE BEST (3CEU)

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify medical emergency prevention strategies applicable to all patient interactions.
  • Assess office protocols for prevention of medical emergencies.
  • Identify medical emergencies commonly encountered in the dental office environment.
  • Implement management strategies for medical emergencies commonly encountered in the dental office environment.
  • Evaluate office protocols and emergency drugs and equipment for adequacy in prevention and management of medical emergencies commonly encountered in the dental office environment.

Session #2: OPIOIDS, SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND THE DENTAL HYGIENE: PROCESS OF CARE (2CEU)

Learning Objectives:

  • Assess dental hygiene patients for substance abuse disorders, recognizing general, extraoral and intraoral oral signs and symptoms.
  • Develop a dental hygiene diagnosis based upon assessment findings related to substance abuse.
  • Develop a dental hygiene care plan for patients suffering from substance abuse disorders.
  • Contribute assessment findings to the dental care plan for patients suffering from substance abuse disorders.
  • Implement dental hygiene care to accommodate for or address substance abuse related conditions.
  • Assess office policies for management of patients suspected of abusing substances.
  • Discuss legal and ethical implications of treating patients suspected of abusing.
  • Investigate local resources to assist in care for those patients involved in abusing substances.

Session #3: NARCAN TRAINING (1 CEU)

Presented by Lindsay Acree, Pharm.D., AE-C, Executive Director of Experiential Education Pharmacist-In-Charge, PharmUC Patient Care Clinic Assistant Professor, Pharmacy Practice Department University of Charleston School of Pharmacy

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